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sandys · 02-02-2007

There are other options for the 5 speeder, Kaaz offered me there TS diff to try on my car on a return at no cost if it doesn't fit it was about 700 inc VAT. not as cheap as the Q2 but an option all the same, I think AHM can probably supply diffs to fit too in a similar price ball park.

Clutch type diffs do appear to offer some benefits over a torsen based on comments in this and many other threads, could be the easy option rather than sourcing gearbox bits etc.

02-02-2007	#93 (Post Link)
sandys AO Silver Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Wiltshire Posts: 2,092 Member car: Stilo JTD :(	Re: Retrofitting a Q2 to an existing Alfa There are other options for the 5 speeder, Kaaz offered me there TS diff to try on my car on a return at no cost if it doesn't fit it was about 700 inc VAT. not as cheap as the Q2 but an option all the same, I think AHM can probably supply diffs to fit too in a similar price ball park. Clutch type diffs do appear to offer some benefits over a torsen based on comments in this and many other threads, could be the easy option rather than sourcing gearbox bits etc.