LSD
#1
LSD
Hi. I drive Sierra Cosworth 2wd and we have problems with LSD. I love drift so my LSD is live only for few months. I keep changing diffs with lsd from scorpio 2.0 or 2.9, but they also work only for few months. What to do to get lsd stronger? I know about quaife, but it is very expensive and i'm not sure if it is good for drift.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
Any suggestions?
Thank you
#4
quafie
spend the money on a quife mate i got one and it is the best thing i have got for it if you like drift ing get one i cant keep mine stright
see the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LnTeH_4zp0
this is with standed bhp
see the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LnTeH_4zp0
this is with standed bhp
#5
Originally Posted by dojj
weld the diff and have fun
fudgeass here is the guy to ask about how it drives day to day (amongst others)
fudgeass here is the guy to ask about how it drives day to day (amongst others)
#7
Originally Posted by dojj
i think the majority of people here who have welded diffs on a sierra would tend to disagree with you mate
dan is hot to trot at the mo, but wait till he posts his resluts of the ff drift car and you may be pleasantly surprised
dan is hot to trot at the mo, but wait till he posts his resluts of the ff drift car and you may be pleasantly surprised
But how is normal street driving. I'm interested how normal turns are done? If 1 wheel has to go shorter way... ???
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JanDK doesn't cost much to do, just the price of a used differential which is probably nothing anyway as it does not need to be an LSD. just make sure that for 4x4 you get the same ratio as your front diff (or have the correct step off in the transfer box)
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
JanDK doesn't cost much to do, just the price of a used differential which is probably nothing anyway as it does not need to be an LSD. just make sure that for 4x4 you get the same ratio as your front diff (or have the correct step off in the transfer box)
Is there some kind of manual somewhere here, how to weld this properly?
Thanks
#20
Testing the future
if you do a search for welded diffs you should find some instructions - there are also instructions on the driftworks forum
basically, just weld all 4 gears together and put a rectangular plate in between from both sides of the cage - simple
in the meantime, here is a picture from when i welded mine
basically, just weld all 4 gears together and put a rectangular plate in between from both sides of the cage - simple
in the meantime, here is a picture from when i welded mine
#23
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
z0tya any photographs of the diff? that could sell well if reliable
It's a capri lsd but mine is same.
There are 4 planet gears in it , and it use the original shaft and crown wheel and pinion.
#25
Sorry I wrote wrong
It is NOT a capri lsd, it is a custom made, mine is in the differential case so I have no picture from it. The same man biulds it what the lsd on the picture , but that is biuld for capri.
It is a small campany produce differentials, transfer box. You bring them the original for sample and they make a new one, whatever parameter you want.
It is NOT a capri lsd, it is a custom made, mine is in the differential case so I have no picture from it. The same man biulds it what the lsd on the picture , but that is biuld for capri.
It is a small campany produce differentials, transfer box. You bring them the original for sample and they make a new one, whatever parameter you want.
#26
Testing the future
z0tya i understand. i think that they would sell well over here. what is the cost? Ł300 or €300?
so it fits into the standard aluminium 7.5" casing using the same propshaft and output driveshafts?
so it fits into the standard aluminium 7.5" casing using the same propshaft and output driveshafts?
#27
Yes the diff is fully interchargeable. But can't put the lsd into the case youself. We take him the original diff, and got back with the new lsd inside, and the original parts.
So it costs :
original diff - approx. 250 pounds here in Hungary
clutch plate lsd - 350 pounds (hungarian forint is very strong now)
fitting work - approx. 80 pounds
and shipping - I don't know how much but huge because of weight
so I think it will be expensive to take it to UK
So it costs :
original diff - approx. 250 pounds here in Hungary
clutch plate lsd - 350 pounds (hungarian forint is very strong now)
fitting work - approx. 80 pounds
and shipping - I don't know how much but huge because of weight
so I think it will be expensive to take it to UK
#28
Testing the future
sounds good.
i guess that you don't need an lsd as original diff? in which case you can just use a 7.5" diff from a granada or scorpio to keep the cost down
i guess that you don't need an lsd as original diff? in which case you can just use a 7.5" diff from a granada or scorpio to keep the cost down
#29
Yes but you need an original diff because of the halfshaft. It is unique on 2wd cossie. These halfshafts get spring clip instead of the original retaining clip, because the lsd is closed cylinder.
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