I have a carbonetics lsd that I bought from forged performance. I track my car and push to the limits as best i can. I occasionally drive my z on
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I have a carbonetics lsd that I bought from forged performance. I track my car and push to the limits as best i can. I occasionally drive my z on the street as well. Agree with comments that it is very street'able. And the performance at the track is night and day. I can roll on the gas mid-corner and I get predictable response and better hookup every single time. Agree with the comment that anyone adding HP through SC or whatever, or anyone taking weight off, is going to need a rear diff. A real one. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that a carbonetics rear diff should prob be the FIRST MOD you do when you get this car! Finally, you don't have to run the expensive carbonetics gear oil... I've talked with several folks that run this instead. I use it. Just make sure you use the thicker version of motul gear oil and there won't be any noise from the diff.
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So it really depends on what you're trying to do. If you want to drag race, go with a bigger gear and improve your 1/4 mile. Otherwise leave it alone or go with a smaller gear even. Last edited by travisjb; 03-14-2010 at 03:11 AM. |
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