Differential Cover Factory vs Aftermarket
Hey guys, I am in need of a new differential cover. Before i order I was curious about what is so special about the differential cover with fins? or any aftermarket compared to stock. Any opinions. Help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
-Raj |
Fins cool diff fluid. That's all.
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Oh cool, I didn't know they could cool the temp on differential fluids. Any brand recommendation? -Raj |
How many aftermarket diff covers do you know of? I'm only aware of the nismo one.
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Differential Cover Factory vs Aftermarket
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I only did a search for factory. I found one aftermarket and I thought I found another besides the Nismo but I may be wrong. Will it still hold the same fluid? (capacity wise) -Raj |
I believe so. Should be about 2 qts.
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Thanks for your help. I'll order one tomorrow. Would you believe the Nismo is better than stock? -Raj |
I use it. Don't have any real evidence it's better as I don't actively take temps of my diff fluid but I can't imagine it hurts. It is a little less convenient though to lift the car since you can no longer really use the diff as a jack point.
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Oh ok. Do the fins get in the way of Anything mechanical like an aftermarket exhaust? -Raj |
As a matter of fact, I did need to trim a fin down so that it wouldn't vibrate against an exhaust flange. I have the Ark DT-S. Your miles may vary.
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Would I be damaging the fin if I trimmed it? Would it weaken/cause a leak ? -Raj |
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The factory one seems to work great if your going to modify it to run an external cooler with Pump.
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I don't think the differential has any heat related issues. So just use good fluid.
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