ea81 lsd rear diff
ea81 lsd rear diff
can anyone tell me if they made a lsd rear end in an ea81 if so dose anyone no where i can get 1
you can either pul the rear cover off the diff and count the number of teeth 37=3.7 and 39=3.9
or you can jack the back of the car off the ground and put a mark on the wheel and the tailshaft
then you just count the number of turns it takes the tailshaft to spin the wheels once
eg 3.7 turns of the tailshaft to make the wheels turn once = 3.7:1 ratio
or you can just replace the diff centre with a LSD one
or you can jack the back of the car off the ground and put a mark on the wheel and the tailshaft
then you just count the number of turns it takes the tailshaft to spin the wheels once
eg 3.7 turns of the tailshaft to make the wheels turn once = 3.7:1 ratio
or you can just replace the diff centre with a LSD one

You forgot to add that later model R160's (95 onwards or something) don't have stub shafts on the diff, they have the stub on the driveshafts joint. I think the joints are different too so it would require some driveshaft modification (chop and weld I assume) to fit on of these diffs in a narrower track EA81 car.bluesteel wrote:its just an r160 diff
so you can make anything fit of that size, L series, wrx, rs, all the usual suspects
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A CLSD from an 85-89 Subaru RX should bolt right in. (not sure on the exact years the RX came out but someone will correct me.)
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