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Old 09-12-04, 02:05 PM
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Default Acquired 94 Auto Supra TT diff, now with PIC!!!

A friend of mine here in Austin gave me the diff out of his 94 MKIV TT because he got a TRD diff. However, all the gave me was the center section (sans ring gear) The question I have is wther or not the ring gear out of my SC will bolt to this diff. If not I suppose I could always just go to toyota and get a new ring gear for it, BUT I have a feeling that it will work.

So, do any of you know if my assumptions are correct? I have a feeling that I should be able to swap my ring gear over to the supra diff and then re-shim it into the SC pumpkin, but I am not 100% sure on that.

on a side note, TorSen diff's are teh win

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I believe it is possible.

I would get a diff pro to do it. Diffs are touchy things if you don't know exactly what you are doing. I don't.
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well I have the mechanical aptitude to be able to take the open center section out of the stock pumpkin and change out the ring gear, but I don't have the ability to shim in the new diff. However, the owner of the shop that I work for know people that are able to shim diffs for a good price.

If yall think this will work, I will go ahead and get started on it within the next couple of days
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ok finally got around to taking some pictures of the unit...

Torsen is teh win
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You should have no problems bolting it right on. You may not need shims...you are supposed to check the runout with a dial indicator and use shime only if the are needed. the only thing that I would suggest having is the shaft oil seals, its possible to damage them when taking everything apart. Just take your time.






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