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Originally Posted by Davey You should just get a real limited slip diff, if you're going to pay for one and get it installed, etc. This. For a VLSD install,
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For a VLSD install, you need the diff and a half shaft from a VLSD model....forget which side though. Edit: re read your post, realized you were talking swapping pumpkins...very easy, may be worth it. Still recommend a real LSD though. Last edited by Red__Zed; 10-17-2011 at 08:43 AM. |
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