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Hey guys,

 

Hope you are all doing well.

 

Got a quick question if anyone can help? I'm looking at rebuilding my R200 LSD that was out of a HR31 Skyline and was wondering if anyone knows if the clutch packs can be sourced within Australia? I've searched the forum/google and found a few references that mention using clutches from a Rodeo but I'm not sure what year? I'm still searching but thought I'd ask the question to see if anyone has sourced anything recently.

 

 

I found the following links: 

 

http://www.kamikazeracing.org/dl/ZTech/R200_LSD_Clutch_Rebuild.pdf- states that the clutches are NLA from Nissan.

 

https://www.nissanraceshop.com/product/nismo-r200-lsd-replacement-friction-disc-1-85mm/

 

https://www.nengun.com/nismo/lsd-repair-parts- not sure which kit to go for? It's only street driven.

 

https://www.rhdjapan.com/nismo-r200-mechanical-lsd-disc-kit-12kgf-m.html

 

If anyone can help, would be greatly appreciated. 

 

Thanks.

 

Marc.

 

 

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If its out of one of those, it will have a pair of approx 4mm wide wpacers in there, as Nissan deemed that they did not need full complement of plates.

The Nissan plares are 1.9 mm thick

The plates in the Isuzu Rodeo utes are 2.0 mm thick ( or near to) by using those you slightly increase your breakaway pre-load pressure, without having to overtighten the Belleville ( cup) springs

 

BTW all the diffs are made by Fuji Heavy Industries ( Subaru owner)

Posted

my LSD was in excellent cond so did the performance upgrade Jason recommended,

I bought 2 clutches and 2 springs and gave them to my mechanic( who still has it) we are aiming for around 90lb break away in a gravel rally car.

Posted

Thanks Dat2kman, good to know.

 

HKSZ - which kit did you get for yours?

 

+1 there are at least 3 kits on nengen but it's not clear how you should select one vs the other.

Roger

Posted

I'd have to look back but I sent a photo of mine with measurement. Nengen changed the site so I could purchase them individually, think about $22ea.

They are easy to deal with and speak english.

  • 10 months later...
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On 4/19/2018 at 2:53 PM, RLY240 said:

 

+1 there are at least 3 kits on nengen but it's not clear how you should select one vs the other.

Roger

So which kit did you get and how did it work out.

Posted

In case anyone checks, I emailed Nengun who have various kits listed but got no response as to what was which. I suspect that the difference is the number of plates in the kits. Like Roger I've decided to get a new LSD instead.

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