Subject	it won't fit into a TT diff
Posted by	aliaZ on January 30, 2009 at 7:05 PM
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In Reply To	Nissan R200 Helical LSD from R32 Skyline posted by ttzcadet on January 30, 2009 at 06:31 PM
Message	considering the TT diff is an R230. It might fit into an NA diff, but that would be a downgrade in strength
Follow Ups	Nissan R200 Helical LSD from R32 Skyline - ttzcadet 18:31:51 01/30/09 it won't fit into a TT diff - aliaZ 19:05:46 01/30/09 Come on Don - collegeboy 19:08:31 01/30/09 Yea not what I was implying but... - ttzcadet 19:26:00 01/30/09 Cool...I was just givin ya shit anyways =) (n/m) - collegeboy 20:43:47 01/30/09 Haha yea I love me them skylines and driiifting... - ttzcadet 22:31:20 01/30/09 The case will be exactly the same as an N/A. - Jehannum 21:02:12 01/30/09 Do you know the gear ratio? (n/m) - Ballistic 22:42:24 01/30/09 I would assume it stays the same if he installs - Ashman2k2 22:52:34 01/30/09 yeah I would still use the NA ring and pinion so (~4.10) - ttzcadet 09:16:18 01/31/09 OT question, does 4.1 mean 4.1 spins of DS = 1 spin of tire? (n/m) - en5 10:32:58 01/31/09 yes (n/m) - 550HPTT 10:42:30 01/31/09 www.uniqueautosports.com.au/ - induetime 11:00:58 01/31/09 R230 will take more abuse - Jehannum 13:50:39 01/31/09 Re: Nissan R200 Helical LSD from R32 Skyline - ArticDragon192 01:49:35 02/02/09 Re: Re: Nissan R200 Helical LSD from R32 Skyline - ttzcadet 12:37:27 02/02/09
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