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Hey Guys,

To put it short my diffs on its way out and my car is the only means of transport i have to work. I need an R200 Diff that is 5 bolt that is VLSD or a 1.5way

I've searched around and cant find nothing! I need something this week, help me out please

I'm in the west of melb but will travel out to get the diff.

Help please!

P.S Please dont move it as i need VIC only and no one looks in WTB.

Trent

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ey dude i saw one on nissansilvia and came off a ceffy i think. they the same yeh? think its from brisbane though. i'm after one too or someone who can fix mine. hopefully my seals are just gone and nothing else...whats actually wrong with urs and how do you know its on its way?

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Hey Buddy,

yeah mine is shot! As soon as it loses traction it just starts squeeling like a pig. Its not the tyres as ive changed them so the diff is bollocksed im guessing.

Sucks driving around like a grandma

Mavric Grand Master

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What Sabbi said... RE Customs do an awesome job of Shimming up Diffs.. I have had mine done and its awesome... Run the car on semis and she stays TIGHT!!!!

Have had it for a while now and hasnt loss any grip at all..

Give ray a call he can go over ur options.

See Bellow my sig for his Details.

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I'm not sure if shimming will fix my problem tho, it jsut squeels as soon as i lose traction.

I'm guessing something has given way. Although finding a stock diff to shim is harder thani first thought

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My diff is giving me the irrits at the moment. I have severe backlash which points to a problem with the meshing of the pinion and crown wheel as far as I know.

I picked up a used diff from Oakleigh Mechanical Repairs (Paul) - 9568-4887. I have had it shimmed up so the locking is better and will hopefully install it tomorrow. It may have been fine but thought I'd get it done now and then I don't have to have my car off the road while it's done or have to do it any time soon.

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