OBX Helical LSD

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  • matt
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    Originally posted by xLibelle
    the regular lsd works just fine

    though i would love to learn how to service them
    WR has one out of the case... haven't gotten around to messing with it yet. Probably this summer.

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  • xLibelle
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    the regular lsd works just fine

    though i would love to learn how to service them

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  • ummagawd
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    i'm ready and willing to experiment with this but I have a few hurdles,

    1 - i have a 92 318ic and thus have the 4.27 open diff... i'm not sure they make one that works...

    2 - if they do make something (or i somehow get my hands on a medium case 4.1 diff)... i would need someone with the proper tools to install it into the diff (i can install the actual diff itself into the car)

    and then i can report back my findings... and trust me... i'll try and break it

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  • Jean
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    Originally posted by golde30
    OBX Is local to me. i have been to their shop a few times as my buddy buys wholesale from them. maybe i will hitch a ride with him next time and pick their brains about these units.
    Do it. I asked a buddy of mine who is heavily into drag racing and said some guys do run them in fwd imports w/o trouble but couldn't get any more info... lame.

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  • 325Projectz
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    Hitch a ride to their warehouse and put one in your pocket. Report back.

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  • golde30
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    OBX Is local to me. i have been to their shop a few times as my buddy buys wholesale from them. maybe i will hitch a ride with him next time and pick their brains about these units.

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  • 325Projectz
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    Huh, I was looking at these tonight on the bay... Then I run across this thread.

    Well if no one buys one anytime soon, I'd be up for the job, but that won't be for another 2 months or so.

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  • matt
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    You have to swap the whole differential. The inner part. The cases are the same.

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  • Mr Deagle
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    ot, but can you put limited slip clutches in a non lsd case? like is there the provision for it?

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  • matt
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    Originally posted by Mossman
    anybody have a reason why 325e's and 328i's supposedly have the same diff, yet it's different than e30 and e36 325i's.

    I think I'm gonna guinee pig this but I want to make sure this company knows at least something about BMW fitment before I spend $400.
    Huh? All 6 cylinder e30s and e36s (except euro M3) have the same diff *size* (different case, same LSD will fit, except e36 M3)

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  • asubimmer
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    Originally posted by CarsSuck
    Why not just upgrade to a large case? Won't you be needing it with the turbo anyway?
    yup....I was gonna get a 3.73lsd for $35 and it didn't work out lol

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  • CarsSuck
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    Originally posted by asubimmer
    hmmm...I wonder if its as strong

    Why not just upgrade to a large case? Won't you be needing it with the turbo anyway?

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  • Mossman
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    anybody have a reason why 325e's and 328i's supposedly have the same diff, yet it's different than e30 and e36 325i's.

    I think I'm gonna guinee pig this but I want to make sure this company knows at least something about BMW fitment before I spend $400.

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  • asubimmer
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    Originally posted by matt
    No. They may make another one that will though.
    hmmm...I wonder if its as strong

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  • matt
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    Originally posted by asubimmer
    so would that fit in a small diff case?
    No. They may make another one that will though.

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