A part I've never seen before, Greddy Differential Cover......
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A part I've never seen before, Greddy Differential Cover......
Interesting, never come across this before...it's listed on their website. Is anyone running this?
GReddy precision cast aluminum Differential Covers prolong the life of your limited-slip differential, by increasing oil capacity and cooling. Internal baffles control oil slosh, while an integrated 3/8PT port can be used for external cooler for extreme usage.
Application:
S14 / S15 Model with R200 Differential
Skyline GTR R32 / R33 / R34 with R200 Differential
FD3S RX7
GReddy precision cast aluminum Differential Covers prolong the life of your limited-slip differential, by increasing oil capacity and cooling. Internal baffles control oil slosh, while an integrated 3/8PT port can be used for external cooler for extreme usage.
Application:
S14 / S15 Model with R200 Differential
Skyline GTR R32 / R33 / R34 with R200 Differential
FD3S RX7
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http://www.trust-power.com/05engine/diff_cover.html
It's 33,075 yen which is roughly $274.82 at the current yen rate of 120/$
I could get these shipped to you guys for $320
It's 33,075 yen which is roughly $274.82 at the current yen rate of 120/$
I could get these shipped to you guys for $320
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It pretty much just holds a bit more fluid for better cooling and lubrication, it won't make you diff any stronger.
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Here you go. You can see the coolers under the rear bumper.
If you want to see mor epics of this car go here.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2107013
If you want to see mor epics of this car go here.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2107013
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Originally Posted by dgeesaman
Personally I'd slap a thermal sticker to me diff first and see how hot it gets. The stock diff is heavy enough to begin with. No point making it heavier and adding oil if you don't need it.
Dave
Dave
At any rate, they've been listing them elsewhere lately too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Gredd...QQcmdZViewItem
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Those diff covers aren't too hard to find in the US. If nothing else, it's something else you can polish up on the car .
I know Nissan guys frequently run diff coolers, both Skyline and S-chassis cars. Small electric pump to cycle the gear oil through the cooler. I want to say some Nissan car came with a diff cooler stock as well.
This is one of those parts that's neat, but I'd have to know that I needed it before I'd spend the money. If you could find out that the gear oil in the diff is getting too hot, sure. I think you could really only get it that hot from serious track use or drifting. REALLY not needed on the street.
Dale
I know Nissan guys frequently run diff coolers, both Skyline and S-chassis cars. Small electric pump to cycle the gear oil through the cooler. I want to say some Nissan car came with a diff cooler stock as well.
This is one of those parts that's neat, but I'd have to know that I needed it before I'd spend the money. If you could find out that the gear oil in the diff is getting too hot, sure. I think you could really only get it that hot from serious track use or drifting. REALLY not needed on the street.
Dale
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
+1. I've run my car up on the lift in July after some long drives but never noticed the diff cover more than just warm. A decent synthetic probably helps too. Of course it could be a different store for a tracked car.
At any rate, they've been listing them elsewhere lately too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Gredd...QQcmdZViewItem
At any rate, they've been listing them elsewhere lately too.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Gredd...QQcmdZViewItem
Also, if you follow the link to the japanese website above, you can clearly see the two cooling line bungs and the drain plug for those doubting they were built to run with a cooler.