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R31 Lsd

Started by Drfsta · around Oct 2004 · 8postsvBulletin 2004–05

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Drfstadate not saved · #1

Fits? Its a long nose R200 clutch type. I asume its a direct fit? Are they 10mm ring gears? Ive found one for sale,$350.00NZ just thought I should confirm before I endulge. Comments? Suggestions?
Tony

salps12date not saved · #2

If its from a r31 or z31 then it fits but you will need the z31 cv's with it.

If its the long nose r200 then your fine basically!

Does this place selling the diff have one more by any chance? :p

Nebuchernezzerdate not saved · #3

I'm pretty sure my R200 LSD is a R31 unit, not 100% but i think it is.
Like salps12 says if it's long nose then it will fit. Be carefull not to get a late Z31 diff, they are viscous (ew).

Drfstadate not saved · #4

Its definatly a clutch type. So itl fit but I need Z31 cvs?? Are there any other cvs I can use??
Sory, its a private seller not a retailer so only one..

Nebuchernezzerdate not saved · #5

Well being in NZ there are alot of other jap market cars around that you might be able to try CVs from. Oviously the RSX turbo Silvia being one of them, have a poke around and see what fits.

Under_Controldate not saved · #6

I thought only the 88 z31 was a viscous. the 87 and 89 were clutch type's right?

bartc_jdate not saved · #7

I thought only the 88 z31 was a viscous. the 87 and 89 were clutch type's right?

the ss special edition is the only one that had the viscous lsd

Spooleddate not saved · #8

the ss special edition is the only one that had the viscous lsd
This is true for the U.S., but I don't know about other countries.