I'm planning on putting the LSD from my old Sport on my 325i Touring.
Do I need to change the drive shafts too?
Anything else I might need to do/consider?
Cheers!
Changing Diff
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The driveshafts can stay on, they're all the same except abs/non abs.
Cheers,
Iain T
Cheers,
Iain T

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Anything else I might need to do/consider?
having said that after i changed my diff the second time it wasnt too bad cos everything was clean/not as stiff
good luck soldier!
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are the drive shafts really different between abs non abs?

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