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Jnr

By Jnr,
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chook Mentor

chook

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cheers for the quick reply. Fast wouldnt happen to metion if its a lsd diff would it?

cheers

jnr

it will say in that options list on 1st pic, havnt had time to translate it, remind me on weekend.

ステージア Rising Star

ステージア

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thats cool

does it give any other info on my car though.

i really wouldnt mind checking its history

What would you like to know?

It was built November 20002 and has HID headlamps & Leather seats.

kjb_r33 Experienced

kjb_r33

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thanks for the help guys, i jacked the car up the other night and spun on wheel and sadly the other wheel spun the opisite way :D open centre

jnr

They always will with a viscous LSD. Cant check them the convential way of checking normal clutch plate or cone type LSD's.

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iamhe77 Grand Master

iamhe77

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thanks mate, my guess was better than i thought!

what about ecu and diff ratios?

Your ECU part number is 23710-AQ803... which is different to my RS ECU (23710-AQ800)... both of which are different to an ARX ECU.

Not sure what you want to know.

Diff ratios? NFI. FAST does not give that kind of info to my knowledge

pipster11 Grand Master

pipster11

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They always will with a viscous LSD. Cant check them the convential way of checking normal clutch plate or cone type LSD's.

my 31 silhouette (factory cone type lsd) would both turn the same way

i had my stag on stands the other day and they both went the same way too...

how do you check for an aftermarket lsd?

or did the rs4s's come with gtr spec diffs? :P ?

kjb_r33 Experienced

kjb_r33

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my 31 silhouette (factory cone type lsd) would both turn the same way

i had my stag on stands the other day and they both went the same way too...

how do you check for an aftermarket lsd?

or did the rs4s's come with gtr spec diffs? :P ?

You may be right, maybe its checking the BRAKEAWAY torque that cant be checked.

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