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2way Cusco Lsd For R32 Skyline

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Hi all

Up for sale is a Cusco LSD to suit an R32 Skyline in good condition. Currently set up as a 2way and can be changed to a 1.5 Way with the shims included.

It should fit into an R33 but you will need to check this your self as im not sure of the interchangeably of LSD diff's.

Looking for $950Neg for it.

Pick up in Sydney. Or can post at buyers expense.

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abu Grand Master

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Just a few questions, any markings on it to show its original CUSCO?

How many KM's on it, any noise, whining etc?

And will you post interstate, to Melbourne?

so does anyone know if it will fit 33?

Also how long has it been in the car for?

Not likely..

R32 and S13 are compatible, but don't think R33 is?

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I was told it has done 20,000kms Dont know how long it was in the car for.

I never drove in the car with the diff.

Dont see any markings on the diff that say Cusco.

Will post to Melbourne buyer to pay postage.

abu Grand Master

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I was told it has done 20,000kms Dont know how long it was in the car for.

I never drove in the car with the diff.

Dont see any markings on the diff that say Cusco.

Will post to Melbourne buyer to pay postage.

Thanks for that.

Just at work, so I will send you a PM shortly once I get back from lunch. :D

Thanks,

Abu

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