3.15 LSD - New Seals

[318isbmw]

Up for sale is an older Absent Speedfactory assembly. We swapped the bearings and LSD unit over from a 1995 M3 with 130k for a client. He put it in his M20 Turbo e30 and decided after a roadtrip it was too long of gearing. Since I inspected it, including disassembling carrier, it's been from seattle to california and back with no issues, and everything has lots of life left.

Includes:
- 3.15 LSD
- New Seals

- Rear cover and new bushing available

Sold

[cleanasse30]

This was in my e30. It's a solid diff, I just wanted slightly shorter gearing for my build. I was getting pretty good gas mileage though(~mid 20s), even on a turbo 2.7L m20 during my road trip. The diff has also been tested at speeds well in excess of legal speed limits with no problems.

Brendan is a good diff builder and will work with you to make sure you are a satisfied customer.

[318isbmw]

This was in my e30. It's a solid diff, I just wanted slightly shorter gearing for my build. I was getting pretty good gas mileage though(~mid 20s), even on a turbo 2.7L m20 during my road trip. The diff has also been tested at speeds well in excess of legal speed limits with no problems.

Brendan is a good diff builder and will work with you to make sure you are a satisfied customer.

Thanks for the clarification and good word.

PM's replied.

[CorvallisBMW]

Damn this is tempting...

[318isbmw]

Damn this is tempting...

Just go for it, I'll even bring it down the weekend of the Portland Enduro in october.

[318isbmw]

Bump

[318isbmw]

Pending sale

[potshot]

on a turbo 2.7L m20

Interestingly enough it has been installed in a similar drivetrain.

The diff has also been tested at speeds well in excess of legal speed limits with no problems.

And the same tests still hold true. I imagine