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alfasud.ti · 22-01-2007

Well, the Q2 diff is on the GT 3.2 since Saturday. The transplant was like i described earlier. The car has a lot more traction when exiting a turn even in slippery roads (many of those here in Greece) and ASR/VDC activation is considerably delayed. Absolutely no reaction to the steering wheel like the one you'd have with a conventional LSD with disks.

Great mod, well worth its cost.

22-01-2007	#17 (Post Link)
alfasud.ti AO Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Athens, Greece Posts: 850 Member car: Alfasud TI	Re: Retrofitting a Q2 to an existing Alfa Well, the Q2 diff is on the GT 3.2 since Saturday. The transplant was like i described earlier. The car has a lot more traction when exiting a turn even in slippery roads (many of those here in Greece) and ASR/VDC activation is considerably delayed. Absolutely no reaction to the steering wheel like the one you'd have with a conventional LSD with disks. Great mod, well worth its cost.