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I think you are asking where to get a 4.1 ratio for a gtst - yes?

GT-R = 4.111:1

Stagea = 4.083:1

All the Skyline / Stagea range use the "R200" differential. The whole differential unit will bolt into your GTSt, although I think if you use the Stagea gears, transfer the crown wheel and pinion to your current diff centre (I understand Stageas run an open - non-LSD - diff centre).

Either way, you might need to change the speedo drive gear in the gearbox - a GT-R one swaps straight in.

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Thanks jiffo, massive help!

I can get hold of a s14 diff with 3.9 ratio but it's got an abs sensor.

Can u use this diff or even the internals into mine? I am aware I would have to change the shafts. The only thing is the abs sensor.... Looks like the drive shaft is too long.??

Cheers

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