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I've heard the MkIII (early 90s) supra lsd can be fitted into our rears to give us a cheap locker. This true? Any idea where to start looking and what they sell for? I did a search on car-part and it came up with nothing. How would this compare to the aussie locker on the price?
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thanks for the quick response, and here's the article that talks about it.
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/supra_lsd/
I think I'll go aussie as soon as I get the money. Stupid car, stealing all my hard earn precious money.
edit: Also how would this compare both in performance and on road manners to retrofitting a toyota electric locker?
edit: Anyone find the aussie cheaper than $240?
http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/tech/supra_lsd/
I think I'll go aussie as soon as I get the money. Stupid car, stealing all my hard earn precious money.
edit: Also how would this compare both in performance and on road manners to retrofitting a toyota electric locker?
edit: Anyone find the aussie cheaper than $240?
Last edited by Praufet; 10-12-2005 at 10:58 PM.
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$240 is about right for the aussie... its cheaper than a lot of its competitors... as far as road manners. it will not act like a selectable locker liek the elocker..... the elocker when not engaged is a regualr open diff.... the locker will always be a locker.... if you lock the elocker, then both will behave about the same
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e lockers are cool, but htere is no way you will find an elocker and wiring for under $240 and you will also need to mdify your axle housing to accept the elocker 3rd member and this will also need a setup of gears un;ess you find one that already has the correct gears in it
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well it has the aussie locker listed for the 8" toyota diff, unless there's something special about the 2nd gens that I'm missing
also how bad is a locker on the street?
also how bad is a locker on the street?
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My 4Runner had LSD from stock.
With the years it becomes an open diff. I have it sitting on my garage floor.
I sell it cheap if you come to Spain hehehe
David
With the years it becomes an open diff. I have it sitting on my garage floor.
I sell it cheap if you come to Spain hehehe
David
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