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Folks

I have for sale a Tomei 2 way LSD.

Comes as a complete assembly including diff housing (pumpkin), making for an easier install.

Unknown kms, as I purchased it second hand.

$650 pick up ono.

Note:

- Its still installed on my car, but will be removed within a couple of weeks.

- It is pretty tight, good for drift and/or circuit

- As with most clutch-type LSDs, it makes a fair bit of banging and clunking noises during low speed cornering (e.g., parking, reversing out of driveways, etc).

- Pick up very much preferred, as the unit is about 55kg in total.

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It has now been removed from the car. $600 ono if anyone is interested.

I feel I should stress that this diff isnt too nice for low speed cornering, parking, etc. However it is great for everything else, particularly sliding.

Josh 350GT-8 Newbie

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I'm interested in you LSD and would like to know what reduction ratio it runs compared with the standard diff in the 350GT-8? Cheers, Josh

Folks

I have for sale a Tomei 2 way LSD.

Comes as a complete assembly including diff housing (pumpkin), making for an easier install.

Unknown kms, as I purchased it second hand.

$650 pick up ono.

Note:

- Its still installed on my car, but will be removed within a couple of weeks.

- It is pretty tight, good for drift and/or circuit

- As with most clutch-type LSDs, it makes a fair bit of banging and clunking noises during low speed cornering (e.g., parking, reversing out of driveways, etc).

- Pick up very much preferred, as the unit is about 55kg in total.

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GT-8 is auto right?

I can't answer your question, but i have a feeling it won't be suitable.

It will probably be a real pain to fit that lsd to your gt-8 i think the bolt pattern on the half shafts will be different.

GT-8 is 3.6 FD open

350gt coupe auto i think is 3.3 FD viscous

350z auto i think is 3.3 FD viscous (i wouldnt mind one of these probably get awesome econonomy cruising at 120k.)

Im probably gunna put a cima 3.6 viscous in my gt-8 looks like they pratically bolt in other than the rear cover which you swap.

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