Supra 6spd LSD into SC300
10-30-06, 06:41 PM
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Supra 6spd LSD into SC300
Does anyone know if you need to use the Supra output shafts with this swap? I keep trying to search but the darn search function keeps saying no items found for some reason.... I heard that the SC400 driveshaft is a direct fit when you put in the six speed, but that is all I can find at the moment.
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10-30-06, 08:17 PM
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Does anyone know if you need to use the Supra output shafts with this swap? I keep trying to search but the darn search function keeps saying no items found for some reason.... I heard that the SC400 driveshaft is a direct fit when you put in the six speed, but that is all I can find at the moment.
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10-30-06, 08:22 PM
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Incase this is unclear to anyway, hes saying the TT auto diff is a direct swap....not that the 6spd diff is a direct swap w/ the SC300 auto. Either way, the driveshaft is a different length and the drivers axle is a different length (I believe thats correct, one of them is the same, the other is not).
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You'll need the complete 6 speed differential assy and the 6 speed left axle.
As for a DS I HIGHLY reccomend getting a one peicer made. If you're hooking with any respectable power you'll twist the stocker like a pretzel. If you're spending the $$ on the 6 speed diff then I would expect that you can afford to spend the little bit of extra coin on a nice aluminum ds. You'll be glad you did as it decreases rotational mass and you CAN feel the difference.
As for a DS I HIGHLY reccomend getting a one peicer made. If you're hooking with any respectable power you'll twist the stocker like a pretzel. If you're spending the $$ on the 6 speed diff then I would expect that you can afford to spend the little bit of extra coin on a nice aluminum ds. You'll be glad you did as it decreases rotational mass and you CAN feel the difference.
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