Mwells

Finally!

spitefire1

i see some guys are using friction modifiers! what modifers are those you guys are talking bout and how much?after a few days ima try to reflush my rear diff fluid to new stuff.. and see if it quiets down a little..

LetsGetThisDone

iTrader: (1)

Friction modifiers defeat the purpose of restacking the plates. Also, the Diaqueen fluid already has some in it. If you don't like the noise, put the clutches back to stock. This is the exact reason mitsu stacked them wrong in the first place. They didn't want Americans whining about the rear diff being clunky/noisy...

nemsin

iTrader: (19)

I have been in a 9 with restacked plates, using diaqueen, and no noise. It might be worth having a shop check out your diff to see if anything needs replacing and to check tolerances.

By "flipping" that plate that was put in backwards from the factory, you essentially now have 1 new plate playing with the used plate next to it.

spitefire1

ya i might do it.. the diff is 100 percent locked now. i use diaqueen fluids. when i turn the car from dead stop and go the rear hops almost.. and im sure i did everything the right way..it isnt hard !! i rele dont care about the noise just the wheel hop for the possi rear is rele out of controll

spitefire1

another qestion? is the rear diff suppose to lock up on accel and deccel?mine is locked 100 percent no give! acel and decel

kaj

iTrader: (60)

something is broken. i'd pull the pumpkin and get it to a shop ASAP.

WhiteHat

Has anyone had problems getting the Philips head screws out to separate the carrier? I'm close to stripping one and I've even C-Clamped the surrounding holes just in case there was additional pressure on the bolt.

Not sure if there is loctite on there too and the temps have just been too cold in which it needs heat

Just curious, Cheers

kaj

iTrader: (60)

Impact screwdriver

WhiteHat

Alright I'll have to pick one up and give it a shot, Thanks.

kaj

iTrader: (60)

I got mine at Harbor Freight or Autozone. I forget which. Cheap, though and REALLY useful.

WhiteHat

Thanks kaj, I threw it in a vice and it worked like a charm


Proof...

kaj

iTrader: (60)

Yup! It's saved me from many a stripped screw. I bought it to do brake rotors but have used it a million times since.

evo9_mike

Kicking an old thread but finally got around to doing this. One of the easiest free mods you can do. I used OEM fluid filling it back up and have zero noise compared to how it was before. Kicking her sideways is a breeze now!

LancerSRT4

Guys, please forgive me for bringing an old thread back to life...hell this should probably be pinned.

I'm a huge fan of this Mod and have been driving around with it for about 4 years now, I can't even remember what it was like before lol. whatever it was, it was boring.

My question/concern is this, I just bought a USDM 2011 Ralliart which borrows the rear diff from the Evo 9. Does anyone know, at all if it suffers from the same incorrect plate/clutch pattern assembly?

thanks in advance.