Rear Differential and suggestions on what to do. The saga continues.
So I talked to Jon today. I told him he was highly recommended on here. Had a 20 min discussion (much more than I thought I would have) on all sorts of Evo and or machinery related. Very knowledgeable. Likes to talk. I Jerry Maguire'd him. You had me at hello.
So he said ship it or drop it off. I'll get it back to you. On to step two.
So he said ship it or drop it off. I'll get it back to you. On to step two.
I was explaining to my wife what I wanted to do to her car and she said ok let's see. Went to his "new" site and Jon has a before and after pic on the page of a rear diff. My wife said "wow! I want that!" Pointing to the rebuilt TRE diff. Easiest sale I made all day.
I wanted to talk to Jon more but I had to get back to work. I have to earn money to pay Jon.
I wanted to talk to Jon more but I had to get back to work. I have to earn money to pay Jon.
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Used to be in Nor Cal, now working in Seoul
Sorry for stealing the topic a bit, but any recommendation for overseas people like me?
I am thinking about re-arranging my stock LSD clutch disks for better locking, but seems like TRE's 12 plate MAX lock is the better way to go, but it would cost too much to ship my rear diff to him and get it back.
Weir performance disc doe not have oil grooves, so should I stay away?
I am thinking about re-arranging my stock LSD clutch disks for better locking, but seems like TRE's 12 plate MAX lock is the better way to go, but it would cost too much to ship my rear diff to him and get it back.
Weir performance disc doe not have oil grooves, so should I stay away?
I thought TRE sold a package that allows the user to service their own differential. Basically Jon's custom Mits plates and some other parts. You do the work. $750 if I recall.
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 394
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From: Used to be in Nor Cal, now working in Seoul
Looks like Cusco came up with disks with no groove (Spec-F), and they say it is milder than regular type-RS which has oil grooves.
Then maybe Weir performance kit might be worth the try? $210 price tag looks very reasonable after hearing $750 TRE DIY kit.
Then maybe Weir performance kit might be worth the try? $210 price tag looks very reasonable after hearing $750 TRE DIY kit.









