I was just curious to know if there was any d-series transmissions to come from factory with lsd.

 

the d15b tranny came with lsd

 

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Only a select few.

 

by any chance do you know the transmission code for the ones that did?

 

they are very very rare to find. goodluck

 

no specific code, but it will be stamped in black on the housing "LSD"

 

are there any good aftermarket manufactures that makes lsd (preferably the gear type) for d-series' transmissions?

 

obx lsd is affordable and good product

 

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not from the things ive seen.

buy a real differential. you get what you pay for. my diff costs as much as a replacment transmission but ill never have to worry about it grenading.

 

the oem jdm is a 1-way viscious coupling lsd. correct me if i'm wrong.


get a quaife. its worth it.

And while you're at it, vote yes for the tranny forum.

 

correct me if i'm wrong..

the jdm d-series eg hatch and sedans that came with factory four wheel disc brakes came with LSD tranny.. like the jdm eg hatch with a ZC motor and other d15b.. these tranny are quite rare but not here in my country..

in fact i'm using one for my d-series motor.. it's code is S20..

 

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get a quaife. its worth it.

And while you're at it, vote yes for the tranny forum.</TD></TR></TABLE>

man loves his tranny's

 

the Dseries auto trannies are relitively easy to find w/ LSD, but cost alot for an auto, but you can always just use the diff if you want an OEM LSD.

 

any trany codes that we should look after besides the stamp of LSD

 

no the tranny code is the same the only way to know is to look through the axle shaft holes, if you see straight through its LSD, if theres a crosspin its open diff.

 

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Aren't all 92-95 D series trannies coded S20xxxxx?

 

actually they are all P40 the sticker on the serial tag says S20, the actual tranny code is on the side next to the fill plug.

 

mine is s40 and i;m pretty setisfied w. it.. but havin an lsd on it would do much better... so im wondering since u pointed out that auto tranys got lsd can i swap from there and if i do would it hold to 300whp or i should consider an aftermarket one?

 

Quaife for the win...my gearspeed tranny comes with it.

 

yeah but they dont give u waranty on it.. my plan is to swap it before i ship to gear speed and let them inspected.. since they give u 2 yearts waranty on an oem replacment

 

there is one on ebay RIGHT now... No joke...

 

its hard to find..gud luck

 

Go with the Quaife, had one in last years tranny with DSS stage 3 axles. Car only ran high 11's but that was because of other issues. The Quaife was perfect.

This years B serise tranny has a Quaife in it.

If your going to do it, do it right.

 

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Totally agree w/ this. I have one in my mini-me and it's all good

 

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All Quaife ATB differentials have a lifetime warranty.

http://www.quaifeamerica.com/d...y.htm

You'll probably never need it anyway, because they are next to impossible to break.