i am about to buy a quaife lsd but i am wondering if it will hold up to 600-700 hp and 26" slicks?

Also i know it has a warranty has anyone ever used the warranty and were u given a hard time about it or was it easy to get the lsd replaced?

 

I don't think you have anything to worry about. I have only heard of one Quaife breaking and supposedly they took care of him with no questions asked, except probrably "How in the hell did you break it?"

 

We are running 590whp with a 2900lb prelude and having no problems with our Quaife Diff.

 

I have taken my up to 485 no probs...2500lb car

 

I think Tony1 said they used it on Kenny's car and it gave out after 2 years
but that was probably all 700+ whp use

 

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At least 700whp. Most Hot-rod guys are using spools or differnetials that come with HD axle kits. We're using a prodrive unit on our HR car.

Quaife is a good unit for a basic SFWD car, but realisticly, you'd want a spool instead of a 1 or 1.5way LSD.... although, LSD is awesome when turning and in rain/snow.

 

yes it will

 

we have used quaiffe's alot and i have personally seen only one break and quaiffe paid for the customers entire bill to replace it. now thats what i call customer service..

i wish i could afford a quaiffe , i have a pro-drive spool in my daily. someday maybe.

 

My car came stock with a quaife LSD... I however didnt make that high of HP/TRQ but it supports what i do make and thats 270whp and 334 ft lbs trq.. .

BTW - I have a SRT4

 

Yes the Quaife will hold that power with the size tires you are running. Just remember to always preload your launches.

 

what about using a spool on the street i will be doing this...sorry to jack your thread theo just need a quick answer

 

i use a spool in my daily, takes a little getting used to but its really not that bad. i mean my car really isnt the average daily, i men i dont even have heat, lol. but whatever. its all good... you will go through tires really fast though.

 

I wouldn't recommend using a spool on the street at all! Think safety