Keepitclean

Really thinking about doing it on my 06 base anyone have any experience with it? some videos would be nice too thanks 👍

terrasmak

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Plenty of info on it, the vast majority of it is in the drift section

NoQuestionZ

iTrader: (93)

I say avoid this:


I know it's been done and different responses have warranted different opinions. I have a spare open diff and stub axels if you wanna try on that first? PM me if interested.

1973camarolt

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I got my current welded diff done by PBM in California. They plate weld them, so you have some peace of mind and don't have to worry about the diff exploding one day randomly. "We are now offering a gusset reinforced weld locked zero slip differential service with 100% unbreakable guarantee up to 350PS." Here's the link to their page: http://www.partsshopmax.com/page.php?8 They had a quick turnaround and now the diff has been in my car for more than a year. I've drifted tons, daily driven, gone on 16+ hour road trips, launched the car, everything and I've had zero problems with the diff. Rock solid. I'm selling the welded diff soon because I'm installing a 3.7 diff. PM me and I'll give you first dibs on it.

venture210

Some one actually did that???

GreyZ33Track

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You own a Z, not a $2k S13....do it right...no weld.

Sleepiedaze

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technically speaking the best option for low horsepower cars (under 400hp) for drifting is a 1.5 way slip. but thats just my experience and opinion.

ohw

Have not done this to the Z, but have done it in the 80's on my rally car. The more important question is what are you trying to accomplish? A welded diff will allow you to put more power to the road, but also make the car tail happy.

robbob

yep

buddhamonk

I have a tomei 1.5 sitting in the garage but decided to weld my vlsd first. It's rought for daily driving. The heavy rear end of the 350z makes it worse. If your car is not a drift car, i wouldn't do it

JoseValencia27

I thought the vlsd weren't weldable.

StreetStandard

I've ran few welded diff in my 350z for quite some time! Is there anything specific questions you have?

Corey Hosford

sportbiketed

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He is doing it right, the 350z is the new 240sx.

Keepitclean

How is it from a reliability/daily standpoint? I don't drive that much also is the tire wear that much more? Thanks dude!