sold

 

can i have it bro? where's the car at?

 

Lol it's back at my house in Woodbridge.

 

Go for it Boomer

 

I'm pulling the Diff off my car tomorrow. I'm selling it outright now because I purchased a diff out of an automatic.

The diff is definitely in driveable condition but needs the bearings replaced. I'm not sure what to sell it for anymore so I guess make an offer.

 

$250?

 

Well I posted it up for $500 obo on g35 driver. At this time I feel that thats too low. Plus I dont think shipping would be reasonable considering how heavy it is.

 

Ill pay for whatever shipping is.

 

Let me now how the sale goes. I would like to come check it out but wont have time this weekend. Im in jersey about 4 to 5 days a week throughout the week.

 

$251 + shipping?

On a serious note, please add my name to the list. I'm very interested assuming this works with the 6MTs that came with the factory VLSD.

 

Well so far I have an offer of 350 and the guy wants to check it out this weekend. If someone wants to take a look at it before then that's okay with me.

 

You leave it alone!

252.00

 

It's about a 99% chance I'll be picking this up as long as the lsd itself is not shot.

 

Well any ideas on cost of rebuild? On a side note how many miles did you have on it and what type of driving do you do?track at all?

 

I purchased the car with it on there already. I believe the car was mainly a sponsored type car that seen track time a couple of times. I'm unsure of the miles on the differential itself because of this.

 

To answer your questions on rebuilding it ranges in price your looking at 265 shipped on bearings seals and crush washer labor will also range from 100 to 600 depending on if you plan on pulling the diff yourself and who you bring it to etc

But the diff is mine ! All mine

::I'll have a VLSD that needs bearing for sale next week if anyone is interested::

 

I am just curious because I was considering Carbonetic 1.5 way for my car but perhaps there are better lsd's to be had so to speak? Have not heard any other problems with them but if this is a problem with the actual piece itself maybe I should look into an alternative.
If it was a sponsored car I'm sure it got some good track time which may explain why it is a little loose.....prolly took a beating

 

Lol. If you're putting down big power and you launch hard frequently, the bearings will go on any brand of diff.