welded diff?

[joey banana s14]

bahaha who and why!!!

chap i knew couple years back one of these buys a vtec and is colin macrea type lads seen drifting once and bought a georgous 180 i drove it one day and i said jaysus the welded diff must be a cunt everyday driving he said ahh its a kass 2 way got it welded for better rings........im not making this up either nearly puked, he cut in in half with an esb pole shortly after tho

[Boltz]

well lads fitzy here again with yet more questions is a welded diff the best for driftin?

Hi Lad, In my opinion Welded is the only answer for Drifting, I've, had a welded diff for 2 years now in drift car, but def 2-way for the road, welded is dangerous on the road

[sandstorm]

60 Thousand miles an hour in the wet will leave skid marks in the y fronts all right

LMAO.... jesus i nearly pissed myself there when i read that....lol

if a diff has been welded up properly with good hard facing wire and left to cool as slowly as possible, buried in a bucket of sand (atleast 24 hours) you'll break everything between the bonnet and the boot before you burst that diff.

its preference really..the only true way to find out is weld up an old diff stick it in and see what you think...

[flatout]

2way for me all the way

[fitzygtr]

thanks for all the advice lads i,ll chance weldin up an old standard diff and see how i go..........

[m3con]

welded only way to go i removed a 2 way to fit a welded
diff there is allways the chance a lsd might open on you mid
transition and leave you on your lid as ive experienced first hand

[johnmaloney88]

LMAO.... jesus i nearly pissed myself there when i read that....lol

if a diff has been welded up properly with good hard facing wire and left to cool as slowly as possible, buried in a bucket of sand (atleast 24 hours) you'll break everything between the bonnet and the boot before you burst that diff.

its preference really..the only true way to find out is weld up an old diff stick it in and see what you think...

why do u put it in sand?

[sandstorm]

why do u put it in sand?

the slower the diff cools the better..
sand just keeps the heat from escapeing too quickly...

obviously your gonna have to give the diff a good wash before installing it....lol