Not being really into BEC's, is this conversion of a sierra one into chain drive going to last? Seeing that it is now out in the open without its oil bath...

Is it just assumed that the loading is now so low that wear is not really an issue? and could a sierra LSD survive this?

ta

Its normal to put a pot over that open bit and put some grease in it

weird, what just a can and some jubilee clips? never seen this tbh

come on whippy, spill the beans! you seeing sense at last?

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come on whippy, spill the beans! you seeing sense at last?

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mango is correct.

Have a look at the oil/grease cans on these conversions

http://www.westgarage.co.uk/forsale/kits/kit2.html

Don't think a dry diff would last very long even in a lightweight car.

hmm I see, I didn't realize they were just car diffs interesting

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hmm I see, I didn't realize they were just car diffs interesting

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Yeah they are a bit heavy and agricultural but the BEC guys just have to put up with that

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Mr Whippy the BEC demons have found a route in! You'll wake up tnite in hot sweats thinking of BEC's.

Steve

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Originally posted by Mr Whippy
Not being really into BEC's, is this conversion of a sierra one into chain drive going to last? Seeing that it is now out in the open without its oil bath...

Is it just assumed that the loading is now so low that wear is not really an issue? and could a sierra LSD survive this?

ta

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Originally posted by Dangle_kt
come on whippy, spill the beans! you seeing sense at last?

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what? no I'm just curious

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