Limited Slip Differential

[gruby]

Since there is not much info about this I thought I would share. So I have a 2000 non winter package outback, manual trans, and really wanted a limited slip rear diff. Therefore for $180 from a junk yard I got one out of a 2002 winter package that was in a real good shape, changed the fluid and bolted it right in. Works great now.

[Glennda5id]

How were you able to verify the condition of the fluid in the VLSD unit?

[gruby]

I didn't, just changed the diff fluid and prayed for the best-works fine.

[Tapani]

A little off the contents of the topic, but well within the title

Check my posting on the SVX forum - both of these will fit an auto Outback too, the front diff all 4EAT models for sure, just maybe the 5EATs too - haven't checked that out (yet ).

Also the VTD tranny will make a huge effect. With the turbo charged EG33 torque the front wheels have no chance with 4.444 gearing and the 4ACT tranny. Really frustrating.

Traction project - The Subaru SVX World Network

The Modena front diff is from Flatironstuning in Colorado. Only a few were ever manufactured.

Flatirons Tuning

I had Detroit Truetracs on both axles of my trailie Range Rover - just loved them. Work the same way as the original Quaife Torsen.

Kind regards,

Tapani

[gruby]

checked ou ttheir sit-pricey, Quaife also makes limited slip diffs and are cheaper, I will not be getting serious enough to install a front lsd though.