MazdalicousRx7

I'm pretty sure its not torsion, is it Viscous? cause it doesn't lock at all, and its frustrating.

solareon

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s4 is a clutch type and s5 is a viscous type lsd

MazdalicousRx7

what can i do too a clutch type to make it lock better.

Brody8877

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rebuild, i bet u its prolly worn out.

sunburn

new plates and proper adjustment.... for the $ you mine as well just go for a Kazz or a Tomei

solareon

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this man speaks the truth. cause if you rebuild the stock lsd you'll just be doing it again at some point

Gringo Grande

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Question. If I have a T2 diff off of the car and don't know if it is clutch (S4) or viscous (S5) is there a way to tell without opening it up? Such as turning it until it locks or something?

Thanks

MazdalicousRx7

well is there a way i can possible fit an open diff in there so i can just weld it, i dont want to mess with LSD

2slow4stock

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Then buy a n/a diff and weld that. Don't ruin the t2 casing.

87 t-66

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all the t2 diffs are lsd's. if you want an open diff you'll need the axels and a custom driveshaft to go with it. they are pretty cheap though (minus the driveshaft)

nitronatefc

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My S4 TII clutch type LSD has worked great for 140,000 miles between two different RX-7's above stock power levels. I believe they can wear out, but c'mon. A rebuild of the stock unit isn't going to blow up in a month....


Also, the Infini IV 2nd gens (JDM only) have a torsen style LSD in addition to the S4 and S5 clutch and viscous types. Plus I think Japan had TII's with open diffs too. They weren't the GT-X models, they were the other package. So I guess you can get any type of TII diff you want in OEM fashion.

MazdalicousRx7

doesn anyone know of a place i can get a spool for the t2 rear end. i dont want to mess with lsd, and i dont want to get a custom driveline, and half shafts, and open diff.

Raid3n

The GT-R model got the open dif.


if you don't want to do the custom driveline bit, you're stuck with using a stock unit. just find someone parting out a Tii with low mileage. more likely to have a dif in decent condition.

MazdalicousRx7

I'll figure something out

Josh18_2k

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wtf is a spool

jake1191

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basically the ring gear bolts on to a hub that drives the axles. Totally screws the handling. For a better idea it i gave a link to an rc car part below. Basically imagine a Ring gear on that and the stubs being the half shafts. Essentially a locker rear.


http://www.rcplanet.com/DNA_Billet_S...0_p/dna307.htm

alemmons

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I have an s4 or s5 LSD available. I actually have the tranny back from an S4, and the S5 rearend is still in the car. If you are interested send me a PM. I am only a little over an hour from you, I could even bring it up if you want it.

Josh18_2k

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ok so you just want a welded.. just get a torsen and weld the gears.

hhn2002

aftermarket 2-ways are of the same type, they also need to be rebuilt too.

cptpain

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that would be ANY sort of aftermarket LSD which uses a clutch pack.

1 way, 1.5 way and 2 way Limited Slip Diffs


OP, stick with an LSD.

you're not going to like driving characteristics of a welded diff/spool for very long, and neither will your tires.

But i can understand if cost is an issue.

But I can't understand it, if you are lazy.