Puddy Mod Diffs: Stage 2 or 4?
#1
Puddy Mod Diffs: Stage 2 or 4?
I recently reached out to Puddy Mod to talk about getting a diff. I’m torn between stage 2 and stage 4. I don’t think I’ll launch the car considering it’ll be stock tranny and axles still which leads me towards stage 2, but I mean upgrading axles isn’t the hardest thing so I can definitely see myself doing it just so I can be a little more reckless. The price difference between the 2 is also a reason I’m having this discussion.
So I am hoping to gather some real world experience with these? Which do you prefer (if you have had both), advantages of one over the other?
So I am hoping to gather some real world experience with these? Which do you prefer (if you have had both), advantages of one over the other?
The following users liked this post:
ncrx (05-23-2024)
#3
I originally wanted the stage 3 but he either didn’t have the needed parts or doesn’t offer it anymore. As for pricing it’s honestly not bad but I don’t know earlier year pricing. Stage 2 is $1675, and stage 4 is $3260. The worst part is I still have to buy an AP1 diff to send to him too since I’m not wanting to get my car boosted and not be immediately able to drive it.
#4
Anyone know what power levels the stages correlate to? Also, if you're considering stage 4, does the inlinepro R200 diff kit look more cost effective? I'm in a similar position and a reinforced diff is in my future.
#5
I originally wanted the stage 3 but he either didn’t have the needed parts or doesn’t offer it anymore. As for pricing it’s honestly not bad but I don’t know earlier year pricing. Stage 2 is $1675, and stage 4 is $3260. The worst part is I still have to buy an AP1 diff to send to him too since I’m not wanting to get my car boosted and not be immediately able to drive it.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
SPECIAL-OPS-S2K
S2000 Modifications and Parts
12
03-16-2008 07:21 AM
terahertz
California - Bay Area S2000 Owners
10
07-28-2005 10:50 AM