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J16

posted on 25/5/11 at 08:27 PM Reply With Quote
Diff help needed

Hi all

I'm trying to identify what ratio diff I have in my kit so I can configure my digidash. I've been through the diff codes thread at the top of this forum but can't seem to find the matching code as well as a lengthy google search, tbh I just keep getting conflicting info. Unfortunately the tag on the diff is corroded and no longer any use so all I have are the numbers stamped into the back of the diff which read as follows:

83BG-4033-BA- D 04 BA

If anyone can make any sense of this please let me know. All I know is that it's a LSD.

Cheers
Jk

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austin man

posted on 25/5/11 at 08:41 PM Reply With Quote
doesnt it work in relation to the wheel circumfrence





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HowardB

posted on 25/5/11 at 08:43 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by J16
Hi all

I'm trying to identify what ratio diff I have in my kit so I can configure my digidash. I've been through the diff codes thread at the top of this forum but can't seem to find the matching code as well as a lengthy google search, tbh I just keep getting conflicting info. Unfortunately the tag on the diff is corroded and no longer any use so all I have are the numbers stamped into the back of the diff which read as follows:

83BG-4033-BA- D 04 BA

If anyone can make any sense of this please let me know. All I know is that it's a LSD.

Cheers
Jk


can you do a mechanical test, and count the number of input turns to output?







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madteg

posted on 25/5/11 at 08:44 PM Reply With Quote
What diff is if. You can always remove back plate and it will say it on the crown wheel.
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snapper

posted on 25/5/11 at 09:13 PM Reply With Quote
3.6 or 3.9
Jack up rear (use axle stands) chalk mark on inside of tyre, chalk mark on prop flange, rotate wheel 1 turn, count prop rotations, should be 3 1/2 for 3.6, 4 for 3.9.





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matt_gsxr

posted on 25/5/11 at 10:18 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by snapper
3.6 or 3.9
Jack up rear (use axle stands) chalk mark on inside of tyre, chalk mark on prop flange, rotate wheel 1 turn, count prop rotations, should be 3 1/2 for 3.6, 4 for 3.9.


If both wheels rotate once then the quoted text is completely true.

If you only rotate one wheel (and the other doesn't rotate) then you will need to rotate the single wheel twice to get these numbers.


This a very easy test to do.



Or if it is easier then take the back plate off and count the teeth on the big gear and the one that meshes with it and divide.


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mcerd1

posted on 25/5/11 at 11:30 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by matt_gsxr
If both wheels rotate once then the quoted text is completely true.

which they should if its a working LSD


or like madteg says if you take the back cover off its normally stamped / written on the crown wheel

like this:


[Edited on 25/5/2011 by mcerd1]





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J16

posted on 1/6/11 at 09:40 AM Reply With Quote
Many thanks for all the replies. I've worked out that the diff has a ratio of 3.9 if anyone else finds this info of any use.

Cheers
Jk

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