Upgraded Differential Housing and Diff
Kane,
Free word of advice.... If you piss people off with your arrogant attitude, they won't buy from you....No matter how good your product is.
That said, I'm interested in this as I was about to get a comptech reinforced housing. So I'll wait until you have more info on this.
Keep in mind one of the weak points of the S2000 drivetrain is the stock ring and pinion gear and the axles. No matter how strong the diff or LSD is, if you break a gear tooth or axle, it's time to call a tow truck.
Free word of advice.... If you piss people off with your arrogant attitude, they won't buy from you....No matter how good your product is.
That said, I'm interested in this as I was about to get a comptech reinforced housing. So I'll wait until you have more info on this.
Keep in mind one of the weak points of the S2000 drivetrain is the stock ring and pinion gear and the axles. No matter how strong the diff or LSD is, if you break a gear tooth or axle, it's time to call a tow truck.
Originally Posted by 9kFever,Oct 14 2004, 03:33 PM
PS I had your side until the last post which sort of aggrivated me with your arogant attitude.
I honestly dont like repeating myself. It's not arrogant, i'm sorry if you feel that way, but it's really more about having some sense. Just calm down for a second and think about it. I could imagine if someone asked that question about 20 posts down but not right after I posted it. When you click a topic, you read it correct? Then after reading you formulate either a response, question, or knowledge for yourself to take with you. What point would there be for forums if you didn't read it?
I'm really not trying to be a prick, but c'mon. Give me a break. At least read the title of the post and the first post. I'm gonna see a lot of crap from people about this thread but don't start it off like that.
Originally Posted by RCR S2,Oct 14 2004, 04:21 PM
Free word of advice.... If you piss people off with your arrogant attitude, they won't buy from you....No matter how good your product is.
You're in class presenting. Topic is about a philosopher. Right after you finish saying the philosophers name two times, people ask you what his/her name was repeatedly. Obviously you'd feel some frustration as it's like the kids are giving you a complete lack in respect and just trying to give you a hard time.
Keep in mind one of the weak points of the S2000 drivetrain is the stock ring and pinion gear and the axles.
So if one was to put this housing/diff combo on their car w/ stock gears, you're saying that they would be free of worry from a busted rear? Also, how does the Quaife style LSD compare to the Torsen style? Is there any improvement or difference?
As I recall Wesmaster broke his gear tooth even with a comptech reinforced rear end.
I know people who have gone through multiple axles. Failure happens within the CV joint. I would recommend upgraded axles if you plan to launch hard. Strong Diff housing and LSD only transfer the load to the axles and CV joints.
I know people who have gone through multiple axles. Failure happens within the CV joint. I would recommend upgraded axles if you plan to launch hard. Strong Diff housing and LSD only transfer the load to the axles and CV joints.
Will the package be offered with different FD Ratios are you going to stick with the stock 4.10 ratio?
I think most poeple that go FI would want to stay that route. I'd step up to the 4.57s if you stay NA.
Just a thought.
Which leads me to another question, will you be using the stock Honda gears or will Quaife be manufacturing them as well.
I think most poeple that go FI would want to stay that route. I'd step up to the 4.57s if you stay NA.
Just a thought.
Which leads me to another question, will you be using the stock Honda gears or will Quaife be manufacturing them as well.
did anyone mention more detail on the housing
this thread is useless without more info on the housing
J/K MATE

You have my full support for this kane
Keep up the good work buddy and let us know when this is ready.
How far away is the final product? Can I get in line for this?
I betta do some weekend overtime work.....it's looks like I will join the turbo side soon if this is successful
hahaha
Kane, any chance of doing some more research regarding upgrading the pinion and gears to some thing more bullet proof? You can then market these stuffs separately eg diff housing, diff housing + diff, complete diff package etc
Oddy, the rest of the weaknesses in the drive train are easier to replace. It's upgrading/replacing the second gear (in the gear box) that will be the most expensive. Hey it's only part of the game...don't take this as a complain
this thread is useless without more info on the housing
J/K MATE

You have my full support for this kane
Keep up the good work buddy and let us know when this is ready.
How far away is the final product? Can I get in line for this?
I betta do some weekend overtime work.....it's looks like I will join the turbo side soon if this is successful
hahahaKane, any chance of doing some more research regarding upgrading the pinion and gears to some thing more bullet proof? You can then market these stuffs separately eg diff housing, diff housing + diff, complete diff package etc
Oddy, the rest of the weaknesses in the drive train are easier to replace. It's upgrading/replacing the second gear (in the gear box) that will be the most expensive. Hey it's only part of the game...don't take this as a complain
So if one was to put this housing/diff combo on their car w/ stock gears, you're saying that they would be free of worry from a busted rear? Also, how does the Quaife style LSD compare to the Torsen style? Is there any improvement or difference?
The LSD on this is variable. It can go from pretty much a open wheel diff bias to 50-50 bias. Once the diff starts to have one wheel going faster than the other, it starts displacing more power to the wheel with grip. It is not a 24/7 LSD effect from what I've gathered. Only when there needs to be a power transfer. The torsen is a torque multiplier. I'll find out tomorrow if there is torque biasing even if one wheel is off the ground. Which would be a huge benefit over stock. From a small assumption, I think it still biases power if one wheel is off the ground. More info can be found here:
http://www.quaifeamerica.com/differentials/diffs.htm
As I recall Wesmaster broke his gear tooth even with a comptech reinforced rear end.
I know people who have gone through multiple axles. Failure happens within the CV joint. I would recommend upgraded axles if you plan to launch hard. Strong Diff housing and LSD only transfer the load to the axles and CV joints
I know people who have gone through multiple axles. Failure happens within the CV joint. I would recommend upgraded axles if you plan to launch hard. Strong Diff housing and LSD only transfer the load to the axles and CV joints
Will the package be offered with different FD Ratios are you going to stick with the stock 4.10 ratio?
I think most poeple that go FI would want to stay that route. I'd step up to the 4.57s if you stay NA.
Just a thought.
Which leads me to another question, will you be using the stock Honda gears or will Quaife be manufacturing them as well.
I think most poeple that go FI would want to stay that route. I'd step up to the 4.57s if you stay NA.
Just a thought.
Which leads me to another question, will you be using the stock Honda gears or will Quaife be manufacturing them as well.
Quaife will not be manufacturing gears.
[QUOTE]How far away is the final product? Can I get in line for this?
I betta do some weekend overtime work.....it's looks like I will join the turbo side soon if this is successful


