4RotorRocket

Im looking to get a LSD for my Tii what exactly should I be looking for a 2 way limited slip diff?How much are they?Yesterday I just found out that one of the tires ripple witch is the back right tire I thought it already had a LSD.Any help will be well appreciated.

88IntegraLS

Your car came stock with a viscous LSD which only works when the inside wheel starts to lose traction and spin. Viscous LSDs basically add friction when the wheel spins, not before. The usual upgrade LSD for second gens is a Torsen. You can find them on Ebay for a couple hundred bucks. Installation is a long, difficult process, so expect six to 10 hours of shop time added to the cost.

j9fd3s

or you can put in the 87-88 clutch type



mike

4RotorRocket

Why what would that do?

4RotorRocket

Is it to hard to perform by myself?I really don't have the money for a shop to do it.

pengaru

it's not that long and difficult, if I were you I'd just get a S4 clutch type LSD, get the whole unit and you won't have to mess with anything, just swap it in.

vosko

S4 T2 are great..... i have one in my FD!



eventually if my T2 ever drives i'll switch

4RotorRocket

How much for the S4 clutch type LSD?

Rxmfn7

Here is a little write-up I did on the other forum when I swapped a torsen LSD into my 4.3 GTUs rear end...:



http://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.ph...threadid=203671



Make sure to read all the way through it. You would use either a S4 Turbo2 clutch type rear end, or swap in a torsen LSD from an FD. Either one of which are worlds better than the viscous unit. As for price.. here is a post someone selling a S4 LSD:



http://www.rx7club.com/forum/showthread.ph...threadid=227590



Ive seen them for cheaper, or you could pick up an FD torsen for about the same price probably...

pengaru

if you want it to be easy, you can probably get the whole assembly from a S4 T2, put new oil in it, and install. Then you get to avoid dealing with the backlash etc.