lsd question
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lsd question
by DanielHarrisRallysport » Sun May 27, 2007 8:57 pm
Hi all, will this fit in a ae101 toyota levin? http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 44.htm?p=2
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by Dell'Orto » Sun May 27, 2007 9:26 pm
Not unless you've got a AE101 GTZ
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by DanielHarrisRallysport » Mon May 28, 2007 8:50 am
Hi, my cars just a normal silvertop 20v ae101. im desperate to get one for my rally car so if anybody knows of one im very interested
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by TRD Man » Mon May 28, 2007 9:29 am
2nd hand LSD's are like rocking horse poo.
The most likely place to find one would be Palmside in Chch. 03 3389151
Whilst you're on the phone with Deane ask him to price up a new Quaife unit.
Failing that, a new TRD unit is your best bet.
The most likely place to find one would be Palmside in Chch. 03 3389151
Whilst you're on the phone with Deane ask him to price up a new Quaife unit.
Failing that, a new TRD unit is your best bet.
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by DanielHarrisRallysport » Mon May 28, 2007 9:38 am
I would but i dont have that type of money to throw around. id rather enter a rally with the money. i just need something cheap to get it going.
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by TRD Man » Mon May 28, 2007 9:57 am
Yours is not an uncommon dilemna.
Whilst I applaud your enthusiasm to get out there & compete in the world's greatest sport, sometimes a little bit of circumspect will pay dividends.
A $200 2nd hand viscous LSD unit is likely to last less time on a rally stage than it took to install it.
Your first rally will likely cost you about as much as the cost of a TRD LSD.
Sitting out one event and using the money saved to buy the correct equipment may ensure greater enjoyment, better results and less wasted expenditure at future events.
By & large FWD Toyota rally cars are not cheap to build but if done correctly from the outset they generally provide very good reliable service.
Whilst I applaud your enthusiasm to get out there & compete in the world's greatest sport, sometimes a little bit of circumspect will pay dividends.
A $200 2nd hand viscous LSD unit is likely to last less time on a rally stage than it took to install it.
Your first rally will likely cost you about as much as the cost of a TRD LSD.
Sitting out one event and using the money saved to buy the correct equipment may ensure greater enjoyment, better results and less wasted expenditure at future events.
By & large FWD Toyota rally cars are not cheap to build but if done correctly from the outset they generally provide very good reliable service.
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by Mr Revhead » Mon May 28, 2007 11:26 am
as above
if you fit that box to your rally car you WILL be slower.
the ratios will be shocking.
you really do need a good LSD for a FWD gravel car
if you fit that box to your rally car you WILL be slower.
the ratios will be shocking.
you really do need a good LSD for a FWD gravel car
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by neo » Mon May 28, 2007 4:35 pm
The path of least resistance is to get a new TRD LSD, it seems like a lot, but compared to figgiing around miss matching GTZ parts with std 101 parts, fitting the LSD is the easier option.
If you were to put it in a box you already have, (and not re-con anything) you should get away with it just under $2k.
My experience was around 2500 - 3000 as there are always little bits you 'might as well do now' while your at it.. mounts, flywheel, clutch, bearing, syncros etc...
and its well worth it
If you were to put it in a box you already have, (and not re-con anything) you should get away with it just under $2k.
My experience was around 2500 - 3000 as there are always little bits you 'might as well do now' while your at it.. mounts, flywheel, clutch, bearing, syncros etc...
and its well worth it
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by bluemaumau » Mon May 28, 2007 6:03 pm
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Where the $&#$% is that oil leak coming from /club
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by bluemaumau » Tue May 29, 2007 12:13 am
im not sure, i would guess that they are not compatible
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