Installing my 3.64LSD *pics*

[bahnstormer]

http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~szwarc/e34/364diff/100_0306%20(Medium).jpg

http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~szwarc/e34/364diff/100_0307%20(Medium).jpg

http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~szwarc/e34/364diff/100_0308%20(Medium).jpg


it looks really funny all clean up there =]


i got it from Dan from
http://www.diffsonline.com/
great guy, good with the email replies, and excellent with
the shipping. I am in NJ and i ordered it from him monday,
go it on Tues. :D Then i got sick and snowstormed, so
I'm installing it 2 weeks later

Also doing racing king subframe inserts so i'll talk to ya'll
later!

[Incantation]

nice!

[Kalevera]

Diff looks good, salt residue does not. God, I hate salt.

Bet it'll be FAST with that thing in there :)

best, whit

[632 Regal]

How long did the switch take you? Any points of interest on the swap? This has intimidated me for almost a year now...as the diff sits all pretty waiting. Is there gaskets that go between the output flanges and the half shafts/sriveshaft?

[bahnstormer]

all done!
been test driving it a lot =]

initial report is little under 4 hour install time including
changin the diff oil.

The sensor didn't match up and there was another hiccup along
the way ...

@jeff, not sure about the gaskets, i'll ask my mech later on

i'm LOVING the lsd. currently have snow tires on so i'm drifting
EVERYTHING even straight streets, its really really bad for the
snow tires....

but the quickness around town is VERY noticeable and its much
perkier now =]

top speed pulls aren't happening with these snow tires on, so my
next plan is to create a device that controls the weather, then
i'll install the summer tires =]

for now, i'm off to class, and then i'll install my euro bumper trim!
die silly side markers!