3.9:1 ratio LSD. it has no play in it so it locks up real nice all things considering.
what sorta ball park figure should i say?
Price guide for a LSD
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Rearwheel_nick
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someone i know wants to buy my LSD off me, which would be handy. thing is i have no clue how much to tell him i want for it.
3.9:1 ratio LSD. it has no play in it so it locks up real nice all things considering.
what sorta ball park figure should i say?
3.9:1 ratio LSD. it has no play in it so it locks up real nice all things considering.
what sorta ball park figure should i say?
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hoshy
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2,250 seems common on the zone for a good one.
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Karan
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Ԛ£200-250 on here and it would sell in a week easily
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hoshy
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I meant Ԛ£200-Ԛ£250, not Ԛ£2,250Karan wrote:Ԛ£200-250 on here and it would sell in a week easily
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JazzMan
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If your buyer pulls out I'm after one
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Gibbo
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I've never really understood how a lsd works - a summary anoyone? Plus, what's the effect of different ratio?
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Karan
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there is effectively a clutch inside... when it realises one wheel is suddenly letting go.... the clutch locks and a percentage of torque can be applied to the wheel that is not spinning to retain forward drive this percentage in most cases with bmw diffs is 25%....Gibbo wrote:I've never really understood how a lsd works - a summary anoyone? Plus, what's the effect of different ratio?
an lsd allows u to maintain a drift/slide whereas an open diff just allows on weight transfer arse end momentum to maintain a drift,,
basically if u want really good traction from starts etc u need an lsd and if u want to drift then it is MUST...
in fact when u get one u'll wonder how u ever did without one,,they really are that great...ill never own a rwd car without one again!!!