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Old 06-24-2004, 12:57 AM   #1 (permalink)
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lsd and clutch question

i might have to replace my clutch near the end of the year.....thinking about getting an lsd for my h23.......is there such a thing? also wat is a good clutch for street use? or any experiences with it
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Yes you can install either a Quaife or Kaaz LSD or find a JDM OEM LSD tranny
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The best clutch you could ever want for a nearly stock engine is the stock clutch. I've been through a number of clutchmaster clutches (about 3) and I have never been as happy as I am now with my stock clutch (But maybe it's because I'm getting old As far as LSD goes, I have a JDM LSD and it's great. Best upgrade I ever did. Quaiffe and Kaaz are also really good. If I recall, the Kaaz is a clutch type LSD, but I'm not 100% on that. I would try and stay with a torsen type diff (nothing to replace, and if you're not rally racing, you don't need to worry about breaking it) The Quaiffe is a Torsen type, and so is the JDM LSD. You'll pay a lot for the quaiffe. The JDM tranny would probably be cheaper, but they're not too easy to come by. Good luck
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It cause you were using clutchmaster, probably the crappiest clutches imo... Worst feel to them.

Exedy or centerforce make GREAT stock feel, extra holding power clutches.
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hmm thanks for the info.......yeah i definitatly won't be rallying.....hopefully i can find a jdm one.....seeing how a quaiffe might be a lil more expensive i might as well do my h22 swap first.....but thanks for the suggestions.....
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i went with a PHANTOM GRIP lsd kit.....you can find them on ebay for like 200-300 dolllars..its an insert that goes into your differential inside the tranny....
im happy with mine
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i went with a PHANTOM GRIP lsd kit.....you can find them on ebay for like 200-300 dolllars..its an insert that goes into your differential inside the tranny....
im happy with mine
how hard are they to fit?
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Phantom Grip LSD kits are NOT true limited slip diff.

Just get a real one from a JDM honda or Quaife.
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