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Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:37 pm
by scottiemorris
has anyone got a kaaz lsd in there e30? i just bought one, any tips on fitting it, like does it need re-shimed for example? i'm a mechanic but i just dont want to knacker a 750 pound diff, i have orderd new bearings from bmw, i have already compared it to another stripped diff it seems like a perfect fit, i just dont want any surprises! any tips would be great. cheers

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:41 pm
by fuzzy
cant help with your question but im curious as to why youve fitted it. what else have you done to the car?

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:47 pm
by scottiemorris
i have got spax gas adjustable suspension -60mm, powerflex bushes-the eccentric type to sort the rear camber, front and rear whiteline adjustable antiroll bars, bmw short shift, high pres fuel regulator, chipped ecu, full stainless exhaust, and 9in borbets, and soon a 1.5way kaaz lsd, i dunno why i wanted a lsd for drifting, probably the same reason i spent 850 on my borbets lol

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 7:48 pm
by scottiemorris
i just love my car and want the best for it i suppose, my girl thinks i'm totaly mental

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:01 pm
by Bob_S
scottiemorris wrote:i just love my car and want the best for it i suppose, my girl thinks i'm totaly mental
you are when you can pick up a 2nd hand good lsd for £250

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:35 pm
by Karan
only thing you will need to do is get it shimmed properly so the CWP is set correctly

would love a kaaz one day :P

stock lsd is a pile of shite compared to a proper 2 way----the kaaz has like 16 plates in it,,,,

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 11:36 pm
by harry_p
Bob_S wrote:
scottiemorris wrote:i just love my car and want the best for it i suppose, my girl thinks i'm totaly mental
you are when you can pick up a 2nd hand good lsd for £250
isn't a standard e30 lsd only 20% lockup?

and thats when new, i wonder how well most 100k mile lsds are working these days :mad:

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 1:14 pm
by wrcarter
isn't a standard e30 lsd only 20% lockup?

25%

Re: Fitting a kaaz lsd

Posted: Tue Oct 21, 2008 8:58 pm
by nm1
i have a kazz fitted to my sport it was the best upgrade i ever got. mine isnt a 2 way its 1.5 but it still locks the wheels like crazy when you give her the boot it has never ever one wheeled on me , i got it 4 £300 and exchanging my old diff that was fooked. it was fitted to a tech 1 sport he bought as a spare car.