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.

 

yea man im leaning towards the kaaz now

 

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

It is VERY clunky tho..

 

I've also got a mazdaspeed 2-way, its very tight.. almost too harsh for daily driving, but holy **** it locks up awesome like wezz said. U-turns are very fun with it

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

 

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

 

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.

 

actually, i was told not to get a torsen unit, as i will be using it for drift

 

cant go wrong with mazdaspeed

 

any aftermarket 2 way lsd would be good. built to lock up.

 

i would go MS though if money aint a problem.

 

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.