TRE Rear Diff service experiance / review
gawd, why must you tempt me. I can immediately tell from the video compared to my videos that this thing definitely works. I see the front end refusing to slide to the outside and wanting to keep biting and stay to the inside. Perfect amount of overtsteer/rotation. Easily 2s on a 2min course. If i do this, car will be down at least a month probably. This thing will allow you to wot much earlier. The turn in even looks much better. No understeer on turn in.
Last edited by Pure EvoIX; Apr 5, 2011 at 10:28 AM.
nice review - big compiled thread here https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ound-here.html though I think the Tre is probably the best money for value option. I'm actually still waiting to get my cusco back from jon, wanted to add the hd side cover...
I was going to have Robispec install my Whiteline RCA/Bumpsteer kit next but I may just skip that and do this now and get those installed later
This past weekend at Buttonwillow was literally the first time my car was neutral at a track event, but some slip angle/oversteer would definitely be a nice touch
This past weekend at Buttonwillow was literally the first time my car was neutral at a track event, but some slip angle/oversteer would definitely be a nice touch
I have OEM Diaqueen in there now. After talking to Jon he recommends Red Line 80W140 GL-5 Gear Oil for more lock up
with the diaqueen it makes zero noise after the break in through
with the diaqueen it makes zero noise after the break in through
Last edited by Montu; Apr 5, 2011 at 11:21 AM.
IIRC, in the other thread ("Power oversteer found here") they mentioned the 80w140 vs Diaqueen resulted in a couple MPG loss.
Originally Posted by phizzalot
Seems Like an Excellent Buy. What else is requied in your drivetrain to take full advantage of this rear diff?
What other modifications are needed for the tcase and transmission?
What other modifications are needed for the tcase and transmission?
Originally Posted by supersnow
I was debating between going with sway bar and other bushings first.....but after reading your post, no more debate for me!
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