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Hmm, it would be nice if MA had a complete kit to install with all wiring, Thermostatic switchs, relays, temp gauge, etc.

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Old 05-30-2017, 10:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hmm, it would be nice if MA had a complete kit to install with all wiring, Thermostatic switchs, relays, temp gauge, etc.
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Hmm, it would be nice if MA had a complete kit to install with all wiring, Thermostatic switchs, relays, temp gauge, etc.
Daelen said that they are working on something like that. A plug and play kit if there is enough demand.


Right now, I'm trying the decide on what LSD I should go with. A Wavetrac, A Cusco RS, or a OS Giken.
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Right now, I'm trying the decide on what LSD I should go with. A Wavetrac, A Cusco RS, or a OS Giken.
Well, that depends on you. The Cusco RS will be more clunky, grabby, chattery when turning tight, the OS Giken will have some of that also but very limited for a clutch type diff, and the Wavetrac will be more daily driver friendly. It all depends on what you want to put up with. Only you can answer this.

For me, with the OS Giken when the diff/tires get hot, the diff will bind up because the inside tire won't spin when making a hard turn from a stop.
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Well, that depends on you. The Cusco RS will be more clunky, grabby, chattery when turning tight, the OS Giken will have some of that also but very limited for a clutch type diff, and the Wavetrac will be more daily driver friendly. It all depends on what you want to put up with. Only you can answer this.

For me, with the OS Giken when the diff/tires get hot, the diff will bind up because the inside tire won't spin when making a hard turn from a stop.
Daelen gave me a good price on a OS Giken.
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Hmm, it would be nice if MA had a complete kit to install with all wiring, Thermostatic switchs, relays, temp gauge, etc.

Its in the cards, its something I have been pushing real hard for. Once we finish up some other projects in the shop that will be on the docket. Hard parts wise, we can provide anything you may need to wire it yourself.


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