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Anyone have picture that how the strengthening plate attaches to front diff? Can it be attached without removing engine and diff? I know some people use the strengthening plate but I have no idea where it's supposed to go...
As my diff is open at the moment I am thinkin about to fit one.
What you guys think, useful or not at around 330bhp?
Absolute quality mod well worth doing, One of our members had a problem with a big power cossie that kept blowing front diffs, after buying a couple of new units when they were still available from ford and breaking them he bought a 3rd unit that was 2nd hand, fitted a diff plate and he said it never blew again dare I say it lol you want the Reyland one with the holes in it as its got better oil flow/circulation capabilities
Originally Posted by Cossie92
Anyone have picture that how the strengthening plate attaches to front diff? Can it be attached without removing engine and diff? I know some people use the strengthening plate but I have no idea where it's supposed to go...
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Have just fitted a quaife front diff on my car which had a plate already in it, so here is a few shots of my old unit in pieces, its basically a sandwich plate that fits between the diff casing and bottom cover, can be done from beneath the car with everything in situ
Last edited by charlie luciano; May 13, 2013 at 03:57 PM.
Absolute quality mod well worth doing, One of our members had a problem with a big power cossie that kept blowing front diffs, after buying a couple of new units when they were still available from ford and breaking them he bought a 3rd unit that was 2nd hand, fitted a diff plate and he said it never blew again dare I say it lol you want the Reyland one with the holes in it as its got better oil flow/circulation capabilities
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Have just fitted a quaife front diff on my car which had a plate already in it, so here is a few shots of my old unit in pieces, its basically a sandwich plate that fits between the diff casing and bottom cover, can be done from beneath the car with everything in situ
Thanks, this helps alot. I'm only runnung 300 bhp but I think this will be mod to do.
dare I say it lol 
you want the Reyland one with the holes in it as its got better oil flow/circulation capabilities 
I'm only runnung 300 bhp but I think this will be mod to do.
