Differential suggestions??

BGTV8 · 06-01-2015, 04:52 PM

Quaife or similar will be best as a 2-way that is set hard is very aggressive and difficult to live with for a DD

I have a Quaife with 3.9 gears for long and open/flowing tracks we visit, and a KAZZ 2-way with 4.08 gears for the shorter tracks that are more stop/start in nature.

The KAAZ is a PITA on the road as the axles bang and crack and the tyres skip as it is wound up tight - not a lot of "slip" with the settings I have because at our slow tracks - Winton/Wakefield Park/Mallala (for those in AUS), you want both wheels driving instantly you get on the power.

The Quaife is much more progressive.

The diff thread has a heap of good info ..... have fun with your research

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BGTV8 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: 03350 Australia Posts: 1,516 Drives: 09 Nissan 370Z M6 Rep Power: 39975	Quaife or similar will be best as a 2-way that is set hard is very aggressive and difficult to live with for a DD I have a Quaife with 3.9 gears for long and open/flowing tracks we visit, and a KAZZ 2-way with 4.08 gears for the shorter tracks that are more stop/start in nature. The KAAZ is a PITA on the road as the axles bang and crack and the tyres skip as it is wound up tight - not a lot of "slip" with the settings I have because at our slow tracks - Winton/Wakefield Park/Mallala (for those in AUS), you want both wheels driving instantly you get on the power. The Quaife is much more progressive. The diff thread has a heap of good info ..... have fun with your research