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For sale: longnose R200 3.9:1 LSD (10mm). No halfshafts.

Item Condition: Good. I haven't measured the preload on it, but would be surprised if it was much less than the factory 45 lb/ft. Car had 120,000 kms on it. Diff makes no noises.

Price: $1000

I am selling it because the ratio I am moving to uses the 12mm crownwheel bolts, and I can't bear the thought of drilling out the holes in the (rare) 10mm centre. I may as well sell the diff complete.

Contact Details: PM me, or e-mail matt at bmsc dot com dot au

Location: Canberra

Delivery & Conditions of Delivery: Pickup preferred, but will ship at the buyer's expense. R200's are weighty buggers, so roughly calculate the shipping on a 26 kg item.

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Sorry hr31, it was sold not long after the ad went up. I actually sold it for more than I asked for it! :P

What specifically are you looking for? It is an entire R200, the housing, just the LSD, or a crownwheel & pinion?

i no this is old but im chasing that diff lol how much u want for it now?

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