Quaife owners speak up
Originally Posted by trinydex
it's great... i mean what do you want to hear? it'll make you turn in faster if you're an amature and are on the gas already at turn in. it'll let you trail brake into a turn if you're a pro.
on the track out if you're in need of some help and you're in the right gear, give it just a tad of gas. it works as it should. not getting in the way when it shouldn't. it also keeps you safe in case you lift wheels, won't break any pinion gears and what not cuz it keeps all the wheels moving and it's lift-one-wheel-safe.
basically every 03-04 should have one.
on the track out if you're in need of some help and you're in the right gear, give it just a tad of gas. it works as it should. not getting in the way when it shouldn't. it also keeps you safe in case you lift wheels, won't break any pinion gears and what not cuz it keeps all the wheels moving and it's lift-one-wheel-safe.
basically every 03-04 should have one.
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I need to add to what I said earlier. I am now having large issues with spinning the inside front tire coming out of corners. . . even WITH the Quaife.
I was under the impression that if there was ANY load on the Quaife front diff, that it would transmit power to the wheel with the most traction. This does not appear to be the case. The front tires is definitely not coming off the ground, but it is still spinning.
Guess I'll have to try a Cusco front LSD for next year. . .
EVOlutionary
I was under the impression that if there was ANY load on the Quaife front diff, that it would transmit power to the wheel with the most traction. This does not appear to be the case. The front tires is definitely not coming off the ground, but it is still spinning.
Guess I'll have to try a Cusco front LSD for next year. . .
EVOlutionary
Originally Posted by chmodlf
Go with the Mitsu LSD. Much less expensive $900 vs $1500. Yes Quaife gives the lifetime guarantee but unless you are putting down some SERIOUS hp the Mitsu LSD will be fine. 
what kinda numbers are serious? Cause we are starting to see 400+hp and 400+tq everyday now. im shooting for about 450hp and 450tq on my setup.
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Originally Posted by 3deep
Reduced understeer and better turnin.Im able to apply power sooner coming out of corners as well.Wothwhile investment for a 03 Evo.
Originally Posted by fatbastard
i've been quite happy with mine...
+1 if you got an 03 you better change it, you really don't have a choice !!
Quaife's are only the cat's meow if you do not lift/unload a wheel enough so that it can not spin it form loss of traction. If you are looking for diffs that are "wheel lift" friendly then you need to go with a conventional LS diff, such as Cusco, 
, etc...
I had one on my E36 M3, and until I got my suspension sorted out where I could keep both rears on the ground firmly, I was always spinning the inside wheel.
Good for you guys that are asking questions ahead of time instead of finding out you bought the wrong thing like the guy who is now reporting he just discovered the inside wheel spins after it's installed.
, etc...I had one on my E36 M3, and until I got my suspension sorted out where I could keep both rears on the ground firmly, I was always spinning the inside wheel.
Good for you guys that are asking questions ahead of time instead of finding out you bought the wrong thing like the guy who is now reporting he just discovered the inside wheel spins after it's installed.
Originally Posted by WhiteEvo05
Quaife's are only the cat's meow if you do not lift/unload a wheel enough so that it can not spin it form loss of traction. If you are looking for diffs that are "wheel lift" friendly then you need to go with a conventional LS diff, such as Cusco, , etc...
I had one on my E36 M3, and until I got my suspension sorted out where I could keep both rears on the ground firmly, I was always spinning the inside wheel.
Good for you guys that are asking questions ahead of time instead of finding out you bought the wrong thing like the guy who is now reporting he just discovered the inside wheel spins after it's installed.
, etc...I had one on my E36 M3, and until I got my suspension sorted out where I could keep both rears on the ground firmly, I was always spinning the inside wheel.
Good for you guys that are asking questions ahead of time instead of finding out you bought the wrong thing like the guy who is now reporting he just discovered the inside wheel spins after it's installed.
R&D sucks . . .
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Originally Posted by sonicnofadz
might be better to go with a front Mitsubishi LSD
Last edited by GGP Wolf; Oct 18, 2006 at 09:27 PM.
Originally Posted by Soon 2 B EVIL
where can i find a diff?
diff?It doesn't get any cheaper than that
Originally Posted by GGP Wolf
does ur evo8 have acd? if ur talking about the ralliart lsd then i must tell u that the mitsubishi acd ecu for the usa evos is a different setup then the evos in japan and so it wont work without an acd flash. atleast thats what ralliart says.
http://www.teamrip.com/GENUINE_FACTORY_EVO_PARTS.html
You don't need an ECU flash for a LSD. A the front limited slip in ALL evo's are completely 100% mechanical (no electronics or sensors). The center differential (ACD & AYC) is a different story.
Last edited by sonicnofadz; Oct 18, 2006 at 10:14 PM.
Originally Posted by GGP Wolf
that's what im saying. that jdm lsd parts are not compatible to the usa acd cuz of programing.
Last edited by sonicnofadz; Oct 19, 2006 at 02:23 PM.
