LSDs? for 95 'teg GSR
05-04-2005, 06:50 AM
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LSDs? for 95 'teg GSR
I was thinking about installing an LSD into my 95 integra gsr. i dont know what brands are good or bad, i'm looking at an ebay auction, it looks like a decent deal, Item link.... , its an OBX. i have no knowledge of this brand or any others, what do you recommend? any suggestions? anyone done it?, did it increase performance?
thanks,
Steve
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Steve
05-04-2005, 07:11 AM
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OBX is barely capable of making a shift knob. :a:
OBX must be slapping their name on someone else's product.
Whose? I have no idea.
I'd recommend the Quaife line of LSDs. Quaife focuses entirely on transmission and drivetrain products and I've never read a word of criticism for any of their products.
OBX must be slapping their name on someone else's product.
Whose? I have no idea.
I'd recommend the Quaife line of LSDs. Quaife focuses entirely on transmission and drivetrain products and I've never read a word of criticism for any of their products.
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05-04-2005, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
OBX is barely capable of making a shift knob. :a:
OBX must be slapping their name on someone else's product.
Whose? I have no idea.
I'd recommend the Quaife line of LSDs. Quaife focuses entirely on transmission and drivetrain products and I've never read a word of criticism for any of their products.
OBX must be slapping their name on someone else's product.
Whose? I have no idea.
I'd recommend the Quaife line of LSDs. Quaife focuses entirely on transmission and drivetrain products and I've never read a word of criticism for any of their products.
05-04-2005, 07:17 AM
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I agree on the quaife also, but i have actually hear really good things about the obx lsd. Now i would never buy anything from obx....but i may try their lsd out. Worst case, it's not too good, and it didnt cost me that much.
05-04-2005, 01:55 PM
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Originally Posted by hawaii_boy71
-what kind of money am i looking at spending?
Some like Quaife because of their lifetime warranty. My boyfriend had a Kaaz LSD in his GS-R, then switched over to a Quaife. He liked the Kaaz better and will be selling his Quaife at some point. I have an OEM ITR LSD installed in my GS-R sedan and like it just fine.
05-04-2005, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Illegal B16
I agree on the quaife also, but i have actually hear really good things about the obx lsd. Now i would never buy anything from obx....but i may try their lsd out. Worst case, it's not too good, and it didnt cost me that much.
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05-04-2005, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by 94civicEX
Worst case it tears your transmisson apart.
Quaiffe is a gear type LSD, KAAZ is a clutch type. OEM is a vicuous coupling (??? no maybe it is a gear type.)
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05-05-2005, 01:42 PM
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for a low power application is there anything wrong with phanton grip? i know its not a "real" lsd but serves the function.... and its an affordable option, too.