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Old 04-16-09, 11:52 AM
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FL T2 lsd.... need help

i have had a t2 lsd that has sat out for quite a while and its pretty rusty.. i was wondering if it is worth it to get it sandblasted and replace everything.. clean it up.. if anyone wants it lmk idk how much you would want it for.. but i dont care make and offer if your interested if not then help me figure out if its worth it for me to keep???
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$200 for a rebuild kit from Mazdatrix
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DEPENDS on what is WORN OUT in your diff that determines what you're going to need to buy.

You should just need new plates. at most. Everything else in there is stout.

Diff uses 2 pairs of friction plates and 2 pairs of friction disks USUALLY. I say "usually" b/c when i pulled my stack it was a frankenstein mess. 6 conical washers, 2 pairs of friction disks and 1 pair of friction plates.

Sandblast it.

The guts should be ok if the case was filled and/or sealed.

You wont know what you need to do until you take it apart.
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unless its a vlsd, junk it hahahaha , or you could weld the vlsd together...
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awsome yeah i dont know if its worth it to even fix it then.. its really rusted.. sooo yeah i would rather take the 200 i would spend and invest in a better lsd.. soo if anyone wants it.. i will let it go for 50 bucks as long as you pay shipping.. i dont even care..

ill take some pics if anyone is interested??

oh and im not quite positive yet but if anyone is looking for a 450hp 383stroker motor with a 6speed. nasty clutch and flywheel built bottom end and comes with the granny speedshop bolt in kit made for the fc..?? just throwin it out there..? also have a supercharger kit to go with..
im debating on whether or not to throw in a 500hp sr. lol save some gas.
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Is it a S4 clutch type or S5 VLSD?

If you want a VLSD to weld I have one I'll sell ya.

$100 Just came out of the car.

pm me if interested.
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Does the vlsd bolt right up to where an s5 lsd is located? I have a turbo II lsd and want to go welded but i dont feel like swapping the drive shaft flange out.
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Originally Posted by fc3sCorey
Does the vlsd bolt right up to where an s5 lsd is located? I have a turbo II lsd and want to go welded but i dont feel like swapping the drive shaft flange out.
yes... the S5 TII is VLSD stock. There is no need to change any flanges, just weld it up!
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So the vlsd will act like a na welded once its welded?
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Originally Posted by fc3sCorey
So the vlsd will act like a na welded once its welded?
I'm really not sure what your asking....

A welded diff is a welded diff... always locked... sucks in parking lots, ect..

If you car was na you need: TII rear, TII axles, and a custom driveshaft from the na trans to TII rear.

If you have a TII rear already just save up and get a Kazz or a Tomei... or OS Giken if you want a real ******* dope diff

It is worth the $ to get the real diff, every penny.

I swapped my na to TII and did the OS Giken diff... it's dope.





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Originally Posted by sunburn
I'm really not sure what your asking....

Like are the stubshafts in the vlsd weak like the ones in the N/A diff? If i where to weld a diff, which diff would be the most reliable to go with?
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Oh god....


All of this HAS been covered.

T2 STUBSHAFTS ARE STRONGER THAN N/A STUBSHAFTS.

VLSD CAME IN T2's ONLY!!!!!!!!

Think logically.....




Originally Posted by sunburn

If you car was na you need: TII rear, TII axles, and a custom driveshaft from the na trans to TII rear.

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Not necessarily.
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Originally Posted by NoPistons!
Oh god....


All of this HAS been covered.

T2 STUBSHAFTS ARE STRONGER THAN N/A STUBSHAFTS.

VLSD CAME IN T2's ONLY!!!!!!!!

Think logically.....







Not necessarily.
I guess you could just keep welding, breaking and replacing the na diff



Originally Posted by fc3sCorey
Like are the stubshafts in the vlsd weak like the ones in the N/A diff? If i where to weld a diff, which diff would be the most reliable to go with?
TII VLSD
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Well, with his power levels, he needs that stuff. V8 torque.

I have a piddly s4 na that's BONE STOCK. So like i said, not necessarily.

I've got a t2 s4 lsd, n/a driveshaft and n/a axles. w00t!
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the na diff is strong, just the stub shafts that go into the diff is weak. they tend to snap for guys over 200 hp
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It's crazy how a LITTLE BIT MORE MATERIAL holds up.

They aren't that big in comparison. I've had them both out next to eachother. Maybe the metal itself is a stronger grade?

This needs to be looked into more. Seriously.
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Originally Posted by dkwasherexd
the na diff is strong, just the stub shafts that go into the diff is weak. they tend to snap for guys over 200 hp

Yea im upwards of 290. So im just going to go with a welded vlsd.
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are you the guy selling the s4 diff on sfldrifters?
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Was, im keeping it.
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should i just buy a nice lsd or use a 4 link with a ford 9inch?? im gonna be running close to 550hp possibly more if i invest in a blower kit.. lmk i dont know what i should do??????
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When i doubt, overbuild.

The t2 diff is plenty strong but most of the guys on here drifting seriously either upgraded to an os giken/kaaz or run welded.
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