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in 2wd audi boxes; to use in the back, as a sentralengine and box together; use the porsche lsd diff; they does fit right in.... i will post the PN for that; i i may find it...
Had a Quaife LSD in two Golf Gearboxes, one was rod change box and the second one was the stronger cable change box, each time worked well. Worth the expense and the effort. There were daily drivers.
Actually still have the 02m box after Quaife checked it over, it had a sixth speed installed and was fitted with semi straight cut gears from TSR back in the day, with the Quaife LSD, now resting in a storeroom, for years.
a torsen type diff are generally better on the road they are a bit more civilised and act like an open diff under decelleration. You don't really want a 2 way LSD on the front axle (on a road car at least), you want it to unlock off power to help you initiate turns or it will be understeer / tramline city.
As said the TegR uses a torsen type diff and is probably the best handling FWD car money can buy and puts the power down very nicely.
This is sounding interesting, forgive my ignorance but how will this make a FWD car feel? Similar to the above comments?
I would say you will want one in your coupe to make the power usable, 2wd goes 1 wheel drive very quickly with any power. Depends how you want to drive it though.
DC2 is lovely to drive, they feel so nimble, great steering feel and grip really well/pull out of corners, still slower than a 3b though
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