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 Post subject: Ba xr Diff
Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 11:56 pm 
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hey guys,
i've been trying to figure out what sort of diff i've got.
its a BA MKII XR6
traction control (if that has anything to do with it)

and i've looked for the sticker on the diff and there is one that says
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spicer diff

and a mate whose a mechcanic tells me spicer is an lsd diff?

any input would be great,
thanks guys

Stevo

 

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Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:57 am 
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as far as i know the xr (non turbo) diff is the M78 open centre... ive been looking for a centre to fit to my xt, and the non turbo xr centres fit but are not LSD. i was going to tell you to do a skid to find out but these diffs are strange and when i launch it breaks traction like an lsd but around a corner it will remain an open wheeler.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Ba xr Diff
Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:24 am 
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ah...
thats a bit of a disapointmeant haha.

but i was pretty sure i get both wheels spinning around corners... but who knows.
oh well. i dont think i'll go to the hassle of changing out diff centers at this time haha

 

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