R33 GTST Drift LSD for sale

[RichB]

My R33 is an ex drift car from japan. On it came this Drift LSD that i have since replaced with the standard unit. Superb for traction and drifting but kills my tyres.
This is NOT a standard diff welded up.
Offers around £150

marking on LSD face say "C7 D5"
Internal plate says "416"

 

[ant]

can you take a pic of the side through the holes where the plates are

 

[RichB]

cant really see that well.. but def no welds in there..

 

[cmr2payne]

looks like a nice diff :-)

 

[RichB]

ha! cheers dude..

 

[Guy_b]

If this'll fit an S14 ??? 1st dibs for me pls.

Will you be going to JAE ?

 

[Nick The Doctor]

Just a Note i drove this car with this diff and i can tell ya it lock solid clicks and bangs a goodun , very hard to drive with out drifting thats for sure , Rich bought the car from us and what a nice car it is too

 

[RichB]

yup if you like going sideways with plenty of control this lsd is the dogs..
(deposit taken)

 

[jackadoodledo]

i'll take it if it falls through

 

[kiruji]

Any chance it'd fit an S13? If so, I'll take it if all the other dibbers fall through

 

[james]

as far as I understand, it should fit in your casings as long as you have the correct halfshafts to match it

 

[kiruji]

And I'm right in thinking this is better than a welded diff, but not as good as a KAAZ (or similar)?

 

[james]

If this is a clunky mechanical LSD, then it's likely to be one of a few makes (Kaaz, Cusco, Nismo, Tomei, etc) all of which are good

 

[30psi]

Looks like a viscous type if you ask me...

Although I believe these can be uprated by up to 600%

 

[cptsideways]

Thats a viscous pack under the bearing in the first picture, you sure its an LSD???

 

[RichB]

as far as i can tell it a viscous... and as people that have seen / driven it its very stiff and its certainly not welded.