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can the limited slip differential from the 1985 rx-7 be bolted into a second generation car, or are they totally different animals?
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why did you post this in gen d ?
the answer is NO. it is 100% different |
the actual differential carrier is interchangeable from 84-91 and 94-02 miata. you cannot swap the whole differential/grears/housing from fc to fb though
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Why not put the T2 diff in your FC???? https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...IR#>/dunno.gif
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Dear guys, sorry for putting that in the general discussion, I was unsure of what catagory it belonged in. The reason for the question is that I already possess both a gxl and the rear end from a gsl-se- in fact I'm getting more rx-7 cars and parts than I have places to put them. I realise the solid rear axle will not swap, or be even desireable in a second gen car, but if the actual limited slip could be utilized it could save me some cash. Is it compatable
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Originally Posted by sirsuperseven' date='Jan 13 2003, 11:53 PM
Dear guys, sorry for putting that in the general discussion, I was unsure of what catagory it belonged in. The reason for the question is that I already possess both a gxl and the rear end from a gsl-se- in fact I'm getting more rx-7 cars and parts than I have places to put them. I realise the solid rear axle will not swap, or be even desireable in a second gen car, but if the actual limited slip could be utilized it could save me some cash. Is it compatable
the actual differential carrier is interchangeable from 84-91 and 94-02 miata. you cannot swap the whole differential/grears/housing from fc to fb though |
don't gxl's already have lsd???
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the 86-88 ones do, the 89+ do not
mike |
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Jan 15 2003, 08:50 AM
the 86-88 ones do, the 89+ do not
mike |
haha, i thought a;; of the gxl's had lsd not it appears they got cheap in 89?
mike |
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