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2way locks the same on accel and deccel, 1.5 way doesn't lock as hard on deccel.

I got a Nismo 2way from Nengun for about 1k, picked up a 3.9 S13 diff on sunday and going to get the 2way installed in that :P

(I think a good mechanical diff is going to be leagues ahead of a rebuilt stocker)

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noob question...

but do r34gtt's come out with a LSD.. kinda feels that way sometimes when im taking off ..

is the best way to check it to jack the rear of the car up and trying to spin one wheel and see if the other one spins??

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I got a Nismo 2way from Nengun for about 1k, picked up a 3.9 S13 diff on sunday and going to get the 2way installed in that :) \

U got a Nismo 2 way LSD (Limited Slip Diff) and you';re going to install the LSD into a S13 Diff?

I dun understand <-- yes noob :domokun:

Can you tell me why you have 2 diffs? And why one is going inside the other?

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U got a Nismo 2 way LSD (Limited Slip Diff) and you';re going to install the LSD into a S13 Diff?

I dun understand <-- yes noob :rofl:

Can you tell me why you have 2 diffs? And why one is going inside the other?

Because I'm changing ratios, it's easier to leave the pinion in the housing and just have someone swap the carriers. Also means I don't have to leave my car anywhere and can do the housing swap myself.

Picked the diff up last night, I now have a 3.9:1 2way that I need to install :(

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