Base model diff options
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Base model diff options
So with some research i’ve seen that diffs do but don’t swap over from 350z to 370z but my question i cant seem to find an answer to is will a vlsd bolt up to an open diff model of a Z? I want to go to a welded but i want a spare/backup incase anything happens. i’d rather buy a vlsd and weld than weld my open. Anything helps
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So with some research i’ve seen that diffs do but don’t swap over from 350z to 370z but my question i cant seem to find an answer to is will a vlsd bolt up to an open diff model of a Z? I want to go to a welded but i want a spare/backup incase anything happens. i’d rather buy a vlsd and weld than weld my open. Anything helps
Is this a street car or a drift missile? Welded diff on a street car is not the best idea.
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6mt 3.5 open diff axle stub on left vs 6mt 370z 3.69 VLSD stub.
6mt to 6mt diff will be easier than 5at to 6mt diff. The input shaft will have to be changed out if going with latter.
If you run the 370z VLSD your speedo will be off by approximately 3 mph. People on here including a couple of "experts" have told me to swap over the open diff axle stubs to fix the issue. The problem is they are in fact not interchangeable.
Last edited by mr. sparco; 07-04-2018 at 09:43 PM.
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6mt 3.5 open diff axle stub on left vs 6mt 370z 3.69 VLSD stub.
6mt to 6mt diff will be easier than 5at to 6mt diff. The input shaft will have to be changed out if going with latter.
If you run the 370z VLSD your speedo will be off by approximately 3 mph. People on here including a couple of "experts" have told me to swap over the open diff axle stubs to fix the issue. The problem is they are in fact not interchangeable.
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I only changed my diff 3 times (on my 4th diff now) so I unfortunately have some knowledge lol.
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