--- On Sun, 21/6/09, stewart ford <oldcorollas@...> wrote:


From: stewart ford <oldcorollas@...>
Subject: Re: limited slip rear differentials
To: "Jordan Hilsenbeck" <jdhilsenbeck@...>
Received: Sunday, 21 June, 2009, 4:34 PM







Hey Jordan, you've sent this message to me (oldcorollas@...) instead of
the group ;)
 
but anyway, the KE20 has either 5.7" or 6" diff. (B and U series?)
both of those can use the Starlet 6" TRD LSD
these are pretty rare, and fetch a high price in japan when they do surface.
 
the 5.6" LSD (X series?) is a Starlet diff too, but uses thinner axles and
probably not good for you.
 
there is a 6.3" (S series) TRD LSD... actually i have one i want to sell ;)
In Australia, all AE86's came with S series stock, but most people change to T
series as the axles are 1mm larger splines and the T series LSD is more easily
available
 
in T series there are early and late types (Zenki and Kouki) , with the late
type using the larger axles, which were not available in Aus. i think those
axles have the double width bearings, designed for the disc brake rear end.
 
after that you have F series, which have a number of LSD's and ratios available
thanks to Hilux etc
after that is the big heavy G series hilux
 
what diff did the TE30/55 use? is it S series or T series?
is the AE86 S or T series where you are?
 
Cya, Stewart
 
 

--- On Sun, 21/6/09, Jordan Hilsenbeck <jdhilsenbeck@...> wrote:


From: Jordan Hilsenbeck <jdhilsenbeck@...>
Subject: limited slip rear differentials
To: oldcorollas@...
Received: Sunday, 21 June, 2009, 7:19 AM


Hey all,

As I've said before, we are searching for a limited slip for our KE20 rear end.
Is there a LSD that will bolt into in the stock KE20 rear end with a minimum of
modification? Maybe a TE30/55 or a Hilux or an AE86 LSD? Or maybe would it be
better to swap the whole rear end for a TE30/55 with a limited slip?

Jordan
'72 KE20 rally project



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