Page 2 of 3 FirstFirst 123 LastLast
Results 11 to 20 of 29

Thread: 3/S rear differential discussion, the "H", "G", and the "J" specs, is it JDM, US, UK?

  1. #11
    Australia verified
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since

    Location
    Melbourne, Australia
    Posts
    329
    Thanks
    13
    Thanked 12 Times in 8 Posts
    Quote Originally Posted by Marty K. View Post
    To find a 2WS hybrid LSD you need to find a 95+ GTO MR that is been broken for parts.
    It was only available as an expensive optional extra, so they are quite rare, but there are some out there.
    Just had a gathering here in Aus where one of the cars (99 MR model) had the hybrid lsd, not sure if the owner even knew...

    You got pics yeah Mikey?
    Kangaroo

  2. #12
    Twin Turbo verified
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since
    2007

    Location
    Melbourne, Australia
    Posts
    2,123
    Thanks
    76
    Thanked 91 Times in 75 Posts
    I first saw the pics of the diff on Luke's facebook and asked who's it was then realized it was Johns which I already had the VIN number for cus of our Cairns meet a few months earlier
    1990 JDM GTO TT with Vi-PEC plug-in V44 EMS, TD04-13T's, 3SX Downpipe, MP Hi-flow cat, ARC SMIC's, Aeromotive Stealth 340LPH pump, Fuelab 515 FPR, Ninja Performance 75amp hotwire kit, oohnoo fuel loop & rail adapters, Nylon braided ethanol fuel line, NGK AFX Wideband, K&N FIPK, Iridium plugs, HKS Twin Power DLI, Turbo XS racing BOV, 3SX poly mounts, Custom 280km/h speedo.

    Waiting install
    Injector Dynamics 725cc Injectors.

    Build Thread

  3. #13
    Twin Turbo verified
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since
    2007

    Location
    Melbourne, Australia
    Posts
    2,123
    Thanks
    76
    Thanked 91 Times in 75 Posts
    Quote Originally Posted by IPD View Post
    ratio is the same? then explain why the 5-speed rear doesn't work with the atx, but the 6-speed does.
    All JDM GTO M/T had the same rear diff ratio. The Auto was different as the box was not a Getrag box from memory but a Mitsu made one.

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by MR2 View Post
    Question: what are the chances that a Diff like that is still intact...considering every Stock viscus is 99% chance expected to be open if i were you Marty I'd be opening it and checking it ASAP.
    Thanks.
    I will be inspecting it prior to installation.
    I also want to give it a good clean up, and paint job.

    A friend of mine has one also, we picked up really cheap. Ebay:-)
    Seller obviously didn't know what they had, and it was on a 'buy it now'......

    I have checked my viscous LSD a few times, and it still works fine.

    Marty

  5. #15
    Here is mine.

    Marty

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by GTOJOE View Post
    All JDM GTO M/T had the same rear diff ratio. The Auto was different as the box was not a Getrag box from memory but a Mitsu made one.
    I can confirm this.....
    Ratio is 3.545 for all the manual GTO's, N/A and TT's.
    Ratio is 3.307 for the Auto's(which in Japan are 4WD)
    Marty

  7. #17
    I'm Kind Of A Big Deal
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since
    2003

    Location
    Easton, Pennsylvania, United States
    Posts
    2,201
    Thanks
    208
    Thanked 102 Times in 86 Posts
    as far as US Spec stuff goes with interchanging.... the JDM 6spd transmission uses a US Spec 5spd rear diff. The JDM ATX AWD trans uses a US Spec 6spd rear diff.
    Circa 2005... Oh my, how far I've come
    Quote Originally Posted by Emilie@GZP View Post
    gear wrenches = wrench with the spinny thing inside of the circle part?
    Current:
    2004 ML500 - Mommy Mobile
    1996 Ram 2500 V10 - Tow Vehicle
    1991 Stealth R/T Twin Turbo - Pink Parts, Billet GZP 747's
    1995 3000GT VR-4 - lawn gnome
    1999 3000GT SL - 7,436 miles
    1995 3000GT Spyder - garage ornament

    FOR SALE:
    1995 3000GT Spyder VR-4 Red, 80k miles

  8. #18
    Member verified
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since
    Oct '08 - Oct '10

    Location
    Royersford, PA
    Posts
    3,814
    Blog Entries
    1
    Thanks
    1,059
    Thanked 442 Times in 317 Posts
    What exactly is the Hybrid diff? A clutched diff combined with the normal viscous?
    R135
    ╚╬╬╝
    - 24

  9. #19
    Twin Turbo verified
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since
    2007

    Location
    Melbourne, Australia
    Posts
    2,123
    Thanks
    76
    Thanked 91 Times in 75 Posts
    Quote Originally Posted by DocWalt View Post
    What exactly is the Hybrid diff? A clutched diff combined with the normal viscous?
    Quote Originally Posted by GTOX
    The Hybrid LSD is a combination helical (torsen-type) and viscous LSD. A torsen type diff will have no limited-slip abilities on sheer surfaces like ice. It'll be as useless as an open diff. But the VCU in the hybrid LSD still allows both axles to lock and spin in sync, even on sheer surfaces. On higher traction surfaces like asphalt, it acts like a normal torsen-type diff, biasing torque to the wheel with the most grip.
    As per GTOX's post on the NZ forum.

  10. The Following User Says Thank You to GTOJOE For This Useful Post:


  11. #20
    Member verified
    Join Date
    Sep 2010
    Owner Since
    Oct '08 - Oct '10

    Location
    Royersford, PA
    Posts
    3,814
    Blog Entries
    1
    Thanks
    1,059
    Thanked 442 Times in 317 Posts
    Ah, ok. Thanks!

Bookmarks

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •  
The 3000GT/Stealth/GTO Web History Project
3000gt.com
3000GT / Stealth International WWWboard Archive
Jim's (RED3KGT) Reststop
3000GT/Stealth/GTO Information and Resources
Team 3S
3000GT / Stealth / GTO Information
daveblack.net
3000GT/Stealth/GTO Clubs and Groups
Michigan 3S
MInnesota 3S
Wisconsin 3S
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas 3S
North California 3000GT/Stealth
United Society of 3S Owners
3000GT/Stealth/GTO Forums
3000GT/Stealth International
3000GT/Stealth/GTO Event Pages
3S National Gathering
East Coast Gathering
Upper Mid-West Gathering
Blue Ridge Gathering