Lsd info needed

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greenstaz82
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Lsd info needed

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hi ive got a Ja that im looking to buy an lsd for . I thought my best bet would be sourcing one from the states , Ive tryed oscar but cant seem to contact him . Just wondering wat year model and type and also what stuff is needed to make the swap over .
im aware that theres a big and a small type and axle difference just need to be sure on wat im looking for .

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oscar has gone awol so no good there.

i'm trying to organise swapping magna manifolds for lsd's with the yanks, but nothing's happened yet..
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For a JA you'll need the whole diff, as yours will be small type housing. The vast majority in the US are large 83-87/8. 88-89 are 6 bolt and no use to you as they splines for half shafts etc don't fit.

The good news is an 83-87 will bolt straight in, but you need the diff pumpkin and torque tube. This = lots of weight to ship = $$$

Do a search, plenty of info here.
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thanks for the reply, so the 83 to 87 diffs are a goer ? so the hole setup , what about axles ? can i use my 4 stud ones ?
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best bet is to go for an 87 widey lsd and torque tube, u can use your stock axles.
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I got one from the states and was only $90 postage and came in a pretty fed ex box, made me wish wilson was still around :cry:
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90 bucks to ship a entire diff? musta been back in the days of seamail.

I can pick you up a flatbody large 4 bolt lsd out of a flatty at the local yard with 130k miles on it for around 260 plus whatever shipping is.

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Cheapest shipping I found, was through a third party, IPS shipping services.

I think it was $364 or something like that to ship the diff and TT, after thier discounts through FedEx air.

They're heavy, at 75lbs... will fit in an 18x18x18 box... If I remember right.

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