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Dec 27, 2012 | 02:41 PM

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ruut

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Originally Posted by devildust

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Originally Posted by ruut' timestamp='1356613760' post='22231736

I was told it was cheap and easy when I had my S but found out it's cost prohibitive. I sold my s because of it.

You sold the S because you wanted an aftermarket LSD and couldnt afford one...? Confused

No, I was just screwing around.
This is my current S project.

This is the diff going in it. 2010 Camaro built with 3.73 richmond gears.

Dec 27, 2012 | 02:48 PM

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ruut

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Originally Posted by S2KPUDDYDAD

The S2000 comes with a LSD from the factory that is pretty good. If you want a better unit a Quaife or OSGiken is a great choice. I install and rebuild S2000 differentials as well as gear installs

I have AutoXed a few S2000s with the OSGiken and they were sweet. You just have to remember spacers for the axles if you run it in a lowered car.

Dec 27, 2012 | 02:53 PM

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s2000maniac

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Originally Posted by ruut

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Originally Posted by devildust' timestamp='1356624880' post='22231956

[quote name='ruut' timestamp='1356613760' post='22231736']
I was told it was cheap and easy when I had my S but found out it's cost prohibitive. I sold my s because of it.

You sold the S because you wanted an aftermarket LSD and couldnt afford one...? Confused

No, I was just screwing around.
This is my current S project.

This is the diff going in it. 2010 Camaro built with 3.73 richmond gears.

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