you know !!! quaife atb in a thick wall case

 

u sitting down dave

 

got mine for £550 second hand but it had been rebuilt just befor with a new atb, but i got it cheap i belive, but you do see them go for around £500 to £750 dont know what they are new

 

i allso have the rear to match the front and they make a big difference to the car you can really feel them working in the bends when pushing hard

 

the front casing i beleive is around £650 +vat new and the atb is around £450+vat plus you need to have the unit built up then

 

save up for a r+d one

 

get on the look out for a second hand one then if i was you dave as £1100 + vat + build up + fitting ( this is a bas--rd off a job ) sounds like your £1k has just been blown away.
Nice box kit, i thourght about getting one from mike just in case i went for more power, but i have stop me self !! at the moment.

 

Dave i was sorting out my pics the other day and look what i found:



Rude

On the way up the National day

 

why does evryone go for the quaife ? like theres no other options ?

what about a plated with long ramps ? would be nice and smooth operation too , at least it would never spin a wheel

 

can see why the coont is grinnin'!

 

Fooookin loves it dont he!!

Shame it has not got sound too, proper mad

 

More like he was about to undertake me

 

My front diff .. brand new was £1100 + vat

 

I think it is the rebuilding cost and time where a Quaife is fit and forget job and i think for Road use is the best, but have to admit the price is a bit manly at the cost of the case

 

there are soooo many myths at how often a plated diff need to be rebuilt especially for road use, set up properly for road use in the front i would not expect to be taking it apart for at leat 50k miles, so thats easily the life of most peoples cosworths anyway

 

plate diff is a option, but it wouldn't be any cheaper than a ATB.