2004 Civic LSD's?
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Re: 2004 Civic LSD's? (George Knighton)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by George Knighton »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Don't give up hope.
The eBay seller "japandy" can probably find you a DC5 ITR Torsen axle for just a few hundred dollars.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ok...But is that Axle the same as having LSD? Im new to the EP3 hatchbacks. I misss my EG
The eBay seller "japandy" can probably find you a DC5 ITR Torsen axle for just a few hundred dollars.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Ok...But is that Axle the same as having LSD? Im new to the EP3 hatchbacks. I misss my EG
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Re: 2004 Civic LSD's? (EG_Civic_GSR)
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Ok...But is that Axle the same as having LSD? Im new to the EP3 hatchbacks. I misss my EG </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes. Most Honda-sold LSD are gear driven Torsen units (like Quaife units).
They are not necessarily the best thing for drag racing, but they are a good, cheap solution for cars that are driven on road courses.
A DC5 ITR Torsen axle/LSD will fit into the stock USDM five speed EP3 gearbox.
Ok...But is that Axle the same as having LSD? Im new to the EP3 hatchbacks. I misss my EG
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yes. Most Honda-sold LSD are gear driven Torsen units (like Quaife units).
They are not necessarily the best thing for drag racing, but they are a good, cheap solution for cars that are driven on road courses.
A DC5 ITR Torsen axle/LSD will fit into the stock USDM five speed EP3 gearbox.
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