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My car is a 2008 Touring so it should have VLSD. However I went to install my Nismo diff cover today and the gears look like open gears. I thought VLSD should be a sealed unit.
How can you tell? Here are two pics of my pumpkin opened up.
They last a long time as long as you change your fluid... There are Quaife models that fit automatics, base, and VLSD models so that should not be a problem.
If you do any organized racing an aftermarket LSD is a great buy... otherwise the VLSD does its job OK.
They last a long time as long as you change your fluid... There are Quaife models that fit automatics, base, and VLSD models so that should not be a problem.
If you do any organized racing an aftermarket LSD is a great buy... otherwise the VLSD does its job OK.
it does not matter if you change your fluid or not with the stock. the vlsd is a sealed unit with fluid inside. once that fluid loses it's viscosity then it stops working.
05-30-2009, 07:41 PM
This doesn't look like VLSD does it?
