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Old Nov 29, 2020 | 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Jwconeil
Well shoot. That makes me hopeful that my 13 is an easy install!

Does anyone know when the diff changed? Is there a part # on your 14 that I can cross reference on my 13?



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I didn’t like the oxidized aluminum diff cover.



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Old Nov 29, 2020 | 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by JT2MA71
I didn’t like the oxidized aluminum diff cover.


Nicely done..!! Didn't have time for this when I slapped in the RC F Torsen unit..

Perfect F Blue

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Originally Posted by Joe Z
@Jwconeil The IS F's from 2010 to 2014 came with 3 different Torsen LSD full carrier part numbers..
Your 2013 will be the same found on @JT2MA71 2014.


41110 CARRIER ASSY, DIFFERENTIAL, REAR

1) 41110-53290
*FGR=47:16=2.937
(08/2009 - 09/2011) = MY 2010

2) 41110-53291 *FGR=47:16=2.937
(10/2011 - 04/2012) = MY 2011 - 2012

3) 41110-53292 *FGR=47:16=2.937
(05/2012 - 07/2014) = MY 2012 - 2014



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Well installing an OSG just got a whole lot easier for future me. Thanks!
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Took the bumper off to replace the headlights and decided to put the fine mesh grill behind the factory one, I think it looks much better this way.






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I like that mesh. Where did you get it ?
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Old Dec 4, 2020 | 06:25 AM
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I like that mesh. Where did you get it ?

M-D Building Products 57398...
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Thanks. I might have to copy you. Looks great!!
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Looks nice, but if you do this you will absolutely need to remove the bumper cover to replace the radiator. Without the fine screen you can get a long extension and remove the bolts holding the A/C condenser easily without removing the bumper cover.
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Looks nice, but if you do this you will absolutely need to remove the bumper cover to replace the radiator. Without the fine screen you can get a long extension and remove the bolts holding the A/C condenser easily without removing the bumper cover.
I didn’t know the ac condenser need to come off to replace the radiator, I thought you just have to take the top core support off to make the job easier.
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Originally Posted by JT2MA71
I didn’t know the ac condenser need to come off to replace the radiator, I thought you just have to take the top core support off to make the job easier.
The condenser is bolted to the radiator in the front. No idea why, but a radiator swap is far more of a PITA than it should be. My Supra is stupid easy to do the same task. I routinely take the radiator out of it to clean out all the bugs and road grime.

Did you check the vent to be sure it's not paint clogged? I think I would remove that if I were painting the cover.
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Originally Posted by lobuxracer
The condenser is bolted to the radiator in the front. No idea why, but a radiator swap is far more of a PITA than it should be. My Supra is stupid easy to do the same task. I routinely take the radiator out of it to clean out all the bugs and road grime.

Did you check the vent to be sure it's not paint clogged? I think I would remove that if I were painting the cover.
yes, I did make sure that vent wasn’t clogged
I only spayed outside/around it and made sure I wasn’t spraying right up under the cap.
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Had some time to install some ARP wheel studs. Had to trim them to get them in, without removing the hub. Also, used gun blue to apply finish to the hub flange and the ends of the studs. Paint just doesn’t work on the hub flange so hopefully the gun blue will last longer.
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