BLKCRX

Hey all not a true Forced induction question.. but hell this is the only part of honda-tech i post on.. plus most of us all run quaife LSDs... anyway just wondering if when you install a quafe if you change any bearings or any gaskets or anything...

iv read a few install pages on the net and they talk about new shims and also i read about people replacing ball bearing bearings.. part number 91005-P80-E31 i read that there about $25 each, you need 2 of them.. is this true ?
Or is it jsut a case of open the gear box up and install ?

Regards James

Blown90hatcH

You will need to get new bearings for the differential. I have heard of some people reusing the old diff bearings, but that is shady. Every time I have done a Quaife install, I just order new bearings. That price that you quoted though seems really low. I think I paid like 75 for both of the bearings. I dont remember though. Also, you will need to reuse the ring gear off of your stock diff. Remember the threads on the bolts are reverse....so follow the little arrow on the bolt. I have never had to change any shims on my installs, but I always check the clearance anyways.

HTH

Jason

BLKCRX

ok well my tranny is a y21 tranny hydo from a b16a2 del sol
does anyone know the part number i need... or do the s21 ball bearing bearings go onto the same tranny ??

or is that part number i qouted universal ? for all b trannys ?


Regards James

BLKCRX

Just talked to Honda Australia.. and they said the b16a bearing part number is 91005 psi-003 where as the type r bearing is 91005 p80 e31 they have both in stock so ill eye ball them both and see what the difference is.. apparnatly the type r bearing is more advance.. ie rolls smother.. hmmmm god knows...

Regards James

ninesecteg

type r bearings are wider then b16 bearings.it ok to reuse the bearing. just make sure it rotates smoothly with out any sticky spots, otherwise spend 80+ on new bearings.

Dr Drew

I dont mean to get OT but; while we are on the the subject of Diffs... How much better is the Quaife than an ITR's ?? Are there any major advantages of using a Quaife over the ITR ?? I dont wanna ruin my ITR trans...

earl

Quaifes never wear out. Honda limited slips will wear out or break under high whp loads

Dr Drew

Ok thanx for the insight... You list $810 shipped. Is that for all B-series trans ??

Arturbo

Yup, for b-series. Earl is actually on his way to Texas right now. I'll see him tomorrow.

art

Dr Drew

Thanx !!

turbo Si

A friend of mine on this board dropped his in without checking for clearances and it's been working great. I called Quaife and they said it's built to spec although you should check clearances. What do you guy's think? Anyone else just drop theres in?

Blown90hatcH

All of the installs that I have done, I havent had to shim anything. All of them have been perfect. But everytime still I check the clearances.

GreddySi99

I have not had any experience with the quaife diffs but I have installed 2 kazz units and they droped in just right without having to change shims or anything

BLKCRX

great thanks guys.. well i got the bearings for my stock b16a2 diff and they look like there goin to fit jsut fine... 2 mooorw we install it.. fingeres crossed it all goes 2 plan...
then ill do the fancy figure of 8 driving to break the diff in.. lol fun :-)

Regards James

rocket_R

how do take off tha bearings and speedo gear off with out destorying it???????