choosing a 2 way lsd, need help from knowledgble rotor heads!
i've been debating and debating which 2 way lsd to get
my choices are the kaaz 2 way lsd (a 1.5 converted to a 2 way) http://www.driftfactory.com/product_...roducts_id=211 and a mazdaspeed 2 way from corksport (this is not the adjustable w/ the screw driver) http://corksport.com/store/category/...rivetrain.html price is not an issue cause they are about the same anyone have any past experiences or should i just get my stock lsd rebuilt? this is going on a strictly built drift car, while occassionly i'll take it out to go to the gym or something |
kaaz converted to a two way, or you can just get a tomei 2 way which is the same as kaaz.
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yea man im leaning towards the kaaz now
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I have a mazdaspeed 2 way, locks up very nicely, also if you can get a 4.3 one is makes the car feel much quicker :D
It is VERY clunky tho.. |
Originally Posted by Wezzmo
I have a mazdaspeed 2 way, locks up very nicely, also if you can get a 4.3 one is makes the car feel much quicker :D
It is VERY clunky tho.. Havn't got anything bad to say about it.. Mazdrift represent wezzmo#!@#!@$%#@ |
cool, i heard the MS 2 way locks up a lil better than the kaaz, but iono kaaz come with some type of warranty or something
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Originally Posted by Wezzmo
I have a mazdaspeed 2 way, locks up very nicely, also if you can get a 4.3 one is makes the car feel much quicker :D
It is VERY clunky tho.. I had a Cusco 2 way RS on my street/circuit car and although it was fantastic when the car was pushed, it was way too clunky and i took it out after 2 weeks. On a car used for nothing but drift, great, if you use it on the street you will get p1ssed off with real quick :wallbash: |
if money is not an issue then the best lsd to get is the TORSEN unit, will last longer and has better holding quality. mazdatrix sells them.
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actually, i was told not to get a torsen unit, as i will be using it for drift
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cant go wrong with mazdaspeed
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any aftermarket 2 way lsd would be good. built to lock up.
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i would go MS though if money aint a problem.
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Torsens are a good choice for street/light track use - good wear, smooth - but they do not work if a rear wheel is unloaded, hence why a poor choice for drift or serious track use.
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