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darrens

posted on 13/8/05 at 05:48 PM Reply With Quote
LSD

Hello,

I have at the moment the driveshafts, diff, discs etc from a sierra ghia 2.0, a couple of questions if I may:-

I want to change to a LSD, will the current drive shafts fit an LSD from either a Sierra or Granada.

The diff I have at the moment has the markings:-

35-GG-4033-BA

And on a tag (what I can barely make out) attached to the diff:-

GG JB 392
0A29 1412

Thanks
Darren

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richardR1

posted on 13/8/05 at 05:56 PM Reply With Quote
LSD driveshafts are the bolt-on type Lobro shafts so if yours are bolt-on then no problems. You want the LSD out of a Sierra as the Granada one is larger.
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mookaloid

posted on 13/8/05 at 09:16 PM Reply With Quote
I think from the tag that you have a 3.92 diff there.

Most of the LSD's seem to be 3.62 which will give poorer acceleration. You could look for a 3.92 LSD from a 2.0 4x4 sierra or if you end up with a 3.62 then do a transplant to get LSD and better acceleration.

Cheers

Mark

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darrens

posted on 14/8/05 at 02:16 PM Reply With Quote
This will be attached to an SD1 box and RV8, will a 3.62 diff make much difference with this engine.

Cheers

Darren

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mookaloid

posted on 14/8/05 at 10:32 PM Reply With Quote
I think the 3.62 will be a better bet with that engine.

Cheers

Mark

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