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What Can I Do To My Diff

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hi my names Aaron thompson i have a ke30 1976 4 door 2speed auto

how can i turn my ke 30 one wheel diff in to a two wheel drive with out changing the rear axle any body can help me that would be great peace out

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Edited by Evan G

Ok, yes, that is a great way to make your self cop bait and snap axles.....

 

Aaron: Only real way you're going to get your "2 wheel drive" diff is to swap in a different one that's compatible with a LSD center.

 

Question needs to be asked though, you have an old auto (presumably stock) corolla, if you're not going rally bashing or driving 4X4 trails in it regularly why the need for a non-open diff? :wink:

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because thats what il looking for a 2 wheel drive corolla but I'm looking for a job to pay for my parts and then the mods will fly in on it

the reason why is the extra traction and equal wear on the rear tyres

Edited by azzy_10

*facepalm* You do realise it is already a 2 wheel drive? You can argue about single spinners all day, but it is in fact a 2 wheel drive.

 

Traction will not really be affected unless you're doing full revs launches at the lights or trying to be a drift god.

Tire wear will already be even unless you're spending all your spare time at Macca's ripping peg-legs in the carpark. Or you're not monitoring your tire pressures. Or running mismatched tires.

 

Right now, with (I'm going to assume this, as you haven't corrected me yet) a bog stock 3k corolla, you have no need whatsoever for a LSD.....

 

*edit* I've noticed you're converting to manual, this is still not going to require you to need a LSD.

Edited by Toy-Yoda

hi my names Aaron thompson i have a ke30 1976 4 door 2speed auto

how can i turn my ke 30 one wheel diff in to a two wheel drive with out changing the rear axle any body can help me that would be great peace out

To convert a KE30 to LSD you're looking at $1000+

 

Make your suspension or engine better first.

My opinion - learn to drive the car first then do the suspension and learn a bit more.

 

 

A fast car isn't always about horsepower

AMEN to that!

You could shim your diff centre but it's a complete pain in the arse to do, unless you know your way around a diff. And it's still not that great, your other options could be sending your diff away to a certain place to get it made into a 'semi' lsd, replacing your whole diff so it can accept lsd or weld it. But i must say, unless it's a race car, most of these are useless.

 

Cheers

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what am i supose to corect you about yoda guy person but in the end i have lost my crap job and I'm looking for another job hope fully in a auto motive place or aprenticed because I'm good at it and i have crt one in auto motive on of the other things (were can i get a rear left wing for my 4 door )

its been trashed and the guys who had it before me F it up big style and i don't want to weld it i can't drift in a stock corolla 2 speed

Edited by azzy_10

NOW I understand this modern term

*facepalm*

 

Azzy, the diff is the last thing you need to worry about!

 

-Get onto an English course at Tech. If you can't communicate clearly you will not succeed in a technical field like engineering, which is what cars are all about.

 

-Offer to work for a small garage like an Ultratune franchise for peanuts while you learn, say 6months, then if you really like it apply for an apprenticeship.

 

-Get onside with the Boss & get him to help you do a head overhaul, fit twin carbs, a cam and an exhaust.

 

-Go over the suspension and lower it, stiffen it with shocks and make sure the brakes are absolutely 100%.

 

It still won't drift, but then you will know enough to fit a dff with an LSD if you want one!

NOW I understand this modern term

 

Azzy, the diff is the last thing you need to worry about!

 

-Get onto an English course at Tech. If you can't communicate clearly you will not succeed in a technical field like engineering, which is what cars are all about.

 

-Offer to work for a small garage like an Ultratune franchise for peanuts while you learn, say 6months, then if you really like it apply for an apprenticeship.

 

-Get onside with the Boss & get him to help you do a head overhaul, fit twin carbs, a cam and an exhaust.

 

-Go over the suspension and lower it, stiffen it with shocks and make sure the brakes are absolutely 100%.

 

It still won't drift, but then you will know enough to fit a dff with an LSD if you want one!

 

amen to that , you bet me to it altezzaclub :dance:

amen to that , you bet me to it altezzaclub :y:

 

 

:dance:

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I'm getting 1.5" stainless steel tubing from my dads work I'm learning to weld like a master from my dad best mate and I'm skiming the head once i have the money to do so and down draft webbers and i have my cert 1 in auto motive I'm talented in auto motive and body work look at the new pics i have put on here

omg, this thread has made my blood pressure rise a little.

diff is very last thing id be worried about unless you have one you can get HELL cheap

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