I ran across this on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda...Q5fAccessories.
anyone hear of this or tried it out. it almost sounds to be better than the obx. but sounds is just that. how is it.

 

Yes, it's been out for some time now. It's by MFactory who also makes Final Drives for us.
Not sure how many people here are using it though..

And of course it's better than the OBX, what isn't better than the OBX?


Oh, and I think one of their sponsored cars runs it... (5thGen Prelude)
Check their site, it's listed there.

 

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well there is a diy on here on the obx. a guy basically disassembled it and replaced a few parts that were the main problem for them screwing up. but off course if you buy one that is reliable, we won't have to take it apart. i wouldn't buy the obx. i would only buy the quaife but i just saw this one and price wise it was inbetween the two other lsd's.

 

There are a few LSD's on the market for use..

The Quaife, Kazz, MFactory.. And I think there was another, but I can't remember at the moment..
I'm not counting OBX or the Phantom..

 

3years on my obx...no issues

 

I wouldn't be suprised if the MFactory and OBX are even made in the same factory, that's just the way things are these days. Is there any tangible difference between the two?

 

Yes, Mfactory products are of very high quality.

 

Oh, also, supposedly Cusco makes an LSD for the H also..

 

so mffactory is satisfactory. might be an option. i know of the factory m2b4 and the kazz but kazz have to be maintenance after awhile. quaife is the top dog especially with their warranty but they are the priciest. ilikehonda, did you do the diy for your lsd or your got lucky and had a good one with no issues.

 

Honda oem diff's tend to be somewhat weak in terms of bias compared to aftermarket. If this is a street car, I'd go for the Quaife or Mfactory.

Trans work isn't that hard as long as you're systematic. Helms is an absolute must. This next 'how-to' should help also.

Helms http://www.spoonhonda.com/Free_Downl...uals_s/119.htm
Good 'how-to' http://www.xm-parts.com/articles/hgear/gear.htm