if you are talking about the one right in the center next to the arm rest, i have but if there's another one someone, i'll have to check on it out, hope it's in there

 

There is another one, on top of that one. The latch is inside that one to open the other.

 

check it...

 

c_me_go Posted on Nov 2 2007, 03:31 PM
Inline Pro uses the Quaife LSD.
So you're using the OEM ring & pinion?
Quaife doesn't spec any oil for their LSD, I could not find anything on Quaife's website.

The SAE 90 GL-5 recommendation by Honda for the S2000 diff is IMO for the high offset, 7" final drive gears.
According to Torsen their LSD will work with the regular gear oils, as long as they are GL-5 rated IIRC.

So I would say: "No difference for the Inline Pro Diff"
But you really shoud ask them, its their product.

 

Thanks for the Info.. To be honest i am not sure if i will be useing the OEM ring & pinion. I know I will be replacing the rear diff with a Nissan R200 diff and new axels and drive shafts.. So I quess i should ask them about that...

 

thanks i'll check it out

 

thanks again guys, I found the owner manual

 

I have been using LE-607 for a few years, but am getting tired of not being able to buy it locally and having to pay the shipping costs. yesterday I picked up a bottle of Bel-Ray Gear Saver at the local motorcycle shop. It is a GL5, SAE 90w. Anybody have any experiance with it? Bel-Ray is very respected in the motorcycle community.

 

Hey guys, Last night when i was driving home i from work, i was at a stop sign then i hear a whinning noise kinda like an rc car, i was in first gear at the stop sign, when heard the noise i pop the car in neutral and just waited for the noise to stop, when i finally move it stop, then disappear can is running fine now, i was looking around and thinking my rear differential might be good bad but not sure, all i did seen i got the car is fluid change i did put 75w140 royal purple in the rear, can that be the problem but everyone tell me that should be fine, but the noise is gone now..

thanks for your help