Nissan 370Z Forum - Base 370z Differential Question

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nogoodname

06-05-2009 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Diversion (Post 71633)

Open diff = Peg legging mostly.. Just get a sport package, my man.

my G is sport less....damn...i'm a peglegger

smartbomb

06-06-2009 12:18 PM

If you guys understood my post the the 370Z has a very large choice of many aftermarket LSD Diffs.

CBRich

06-06-2009 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by smartbomb

i also found out that if you take off quickly then this usually happens.

Which is why opted not to go with the Sport knowing that the viscous LSD included is inferior to the aftermarket Torsen type.

ChrisSlicks

06-06-2009 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by sylenze (Post 85258)

i was thinking of changing the diff oil... any suggestions on which one to use?

Redline comes highly recommended.

ejrives

06-06-2009 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by molamann (Post 85129)

Is it possible to upgrade from base open diff to a LSD better than the one installed on the sports pkg? Or is not worth the cost to upgrade em?

Quaife Engineering, World renowned manufacturer of the Quaife Automatic Torque Biasing,differential, Quaife gearboxes, gearkits and steering racks, as well as numerous other transmission and upgrade parts for road cars, race and ral

that's got plenty of aftermarket diffs you could upgrade the sport with.

ejrives

06-06-2009 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by PRSMESA24 (Post 71558)

correct me if im wrong but i believe an open diff. still turns both rear wheels but it constantly supplies the same power Vs. LSD that transfers the power to the wheel with better traction. right ??

I can live with that, just the thaught of one wheel drive with a sports car makes me uneasy.

The easiest way to tell if you have an open diff , is put the rear on jack stands, and turn one tire, if the other tire spins the opposite direction , it's an open diff ; if it turns int he same, it's got a LSD.

Note that Helical limited slip, is different ; it only biases torque and is common on FWD cars.

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