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Diff repair for the R34, where to go?

OZ GTR35

By OZ GTR35,
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Well I have my first real issue with the R34, the diff has become a tad noisey with a bearing hum. I have put in the redline Red diff oil, and it seamed to make it worse, so Im looking for a place to get the diff looked at and hopefully repaired. Any suggestions? I would like someone who knows GTR diffs as I dont want to have it f'ed up.

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Is it a vspec? If not any of the GTR mechanical centres would be a great option....under $1k for a 1 or 1.5 way mechanical diff. Vspec is totally different I think.

And where exactly do we source one for under 1K?

Duncan Grand Master

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ahh cmon, I got mine for $500. Contact the importers, they have to pull the damn things out because most buyers are scared off by them :D

clunk clunk clunk muahahahah the best my car ever went :P

Oz, I think you have a problem ahead, I would be looking for someone who knows those diffs.....maybe CRD? damn it could be painful

Poakey Apprentice

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There's a place in Canberra where I got my cusco 2 way rebuilt for my S14. I know he does a lot of late model import stuff. Last time I was in there he had a late model evo diff and a Kaaz 2 way for a skyline on the bench, I'm sure he could handle it if you want to send it to Canberra.

To be honest I think most diff specialists would be able to handle it. Diffs are fairly standard inside. It would just be a matter of getting parts to suit, which would just require a bit of waiting for Nissan. My cusco was done in less than a week.

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I went to UAS's recomended Diff place near windsor. I have a diff noise that is not bearings, he told we what it was but in one ear and out another. He suggests it may be due to aftermarket bushes or a gear problem, so its booked in next week to be checked before ripping it out.

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