Where to get 39/8 4.87:1 CWP for GLS-SE diff.?
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All the guts will be Mazda OEM parts or equivalent.
The KIA gear set is compatible with the rest of the Mazda parts.
If you are looking for a whole assembly, I don't think that exists new.
Rebuilding the actual LSD clutchpack can get very expensive if replacing all shims etc. I cant find the link now but there was a webpage that outlined the costs and I believe it was around $600. The GSL-SE diff unit is compatible with early Miata and FC diff's.
These links have a lot of good info:
https://www.mazdatrix.com/g6.htm
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generati...torial-711712/
The KIA gear set is compatible with the rest of the Mazda parts.
If you are looking for a whole assembly, I don't think that exists new.
Rebuilding the actual LSD clutchpack can get very expensive if replacing all shims etc. I cant find the link now but there was a webpage that outlined the costs and I believe it was around $600. The GSL-SE diff unit is compatible with early Miata and FC diff's.
These links have a lot of good info:
https://www.mazdatrix.com/g6.htm
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generati...torial-711712/
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for the limited slip, Mazda had clutch type, viscous (under-rated) and Torsen, but if you're going racing OS Geiken is hard to beat!
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