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Came with instructions and i originally wanted to do it myself but the fitting of the centre seems to require some sort of alignment tool.

Don't wanna do a dodgy install and have it working less than ideally.

I used Mobi Diffs at 11 Aranda St Slacks Creek. Number is 3808 4576. Can't remember the exact price, but was fairly competitive. Also they have tubs of Penrite Limslip 85/140, so you know you are getting a reliable oil if you forget to specify otherwise.

Thanks for the advice guys

Will call a few diff shops and see if anyone has experience fitting these.

I was advised that if they're not fitted and aligned properly it'll increase chattering and noise...so i'll take out the diff myself and get someone to replace and fit the centre.

Johnson Transmissions 2/ 38 Terrence Rd Brendale (07) 3889 7757

He has done several gearboxs and diffs for us for both road and race cars. Old chap, been doing it all his life, knows his shit. But depends on where your located too. Someone close by is always good.

Just a note he did a locked two way diff and a tomei 1.5 in our race car and hes rebuilt three rb25 boxes for us. 2 std and 1 dogbox.

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