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Old 06-15-05, 01:17 PM
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FD3s handle 500 torque???

can the stock rear end handle 500 torque??? if not, what is needed?
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People break the diff with much less than that on drag race launches. But my guess is that it would hold outside of that kind of usage.

Are you going to be doing drag-style launches?

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If your spinning your not breaking. With 500 lb/ft chances are on street tires you will just blow the tires away. If you actually want to hook up with that kind of torque, you will need to upgrade your diff to a kaaz unit or something else.
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If you're more interested in drag racing then swap to a solid rear end.
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The real test is getting 500 out of an FD w/ a 13brew
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will the laaz lsd be enough for 500+ torque?

what else is needed to put all that torque on the ground?
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Now that we gave you sound advice...I was just looking at your posts...what are you gonna be running that will make 500ft lbs of torque?
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I'm shooting for 550+, but not out of a rotary...
But thats down the line...
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hint: its huge and streetable
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ls1 stroked out to a 383 with lots of goodies???

Wait, thats me...
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A cheaper solution is a used '86-88 S4 Turbo 2 LSD (clutch pack style) that is a direct bolt in and some upgraded 300M axles. That should be sufficient for drag racing and whatever else you want to throw at it. I'm using this setup and putting down 385rwtq with no problems.

Just remember if you get any wheel hop to get out of it immediately. That will for sure break parts no matter what you have eventually.
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hey gnx7 what exactly is it that i need for the diff may be a part #from mazda
i saw you saying it will direct bolt in

can i get some more info?????

yesterday i dynoed 290trq and 338 hp 16 psi
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