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srb210
Which diff?
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Hi guys just looking for some advice on what diff would be good to use in my 120y project.

Originally was going to use shortened r31 diff with a kaaz centre, just wanted to see what else could be on the table?

Want to keep 13 s and would like to run disc brake rears. Diff will have to deal with 200kw max rear wheel

Any ideas?

Posted on: 2010/7/4 13:58
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Jordan
Re: Which diff?
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My 13inch wheels fit over my maddat r31 drift

Posted on: 2010/7/4 14:03
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Quickchange Winters 8.8 diff, lighter, stronger and 2 ratios that you can
just change from track to street with a lever at the back.
Cost will be the same in the end but quickchange is ten times better.

Posted on: 2010/7/4 14:04
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8.8 is mega strong, but light. Good choice

Posted on: 2010/7/4 21:48
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