JZA80 A01A w/ W58, fit LSD?

[ark_112]

Hi Guys,

I don't know a lot about diffs, I have a jza80 with a01a and w58 gearbox just wondering what would be the best option to fit an LSD?

Cheers,
Chris

[ed]

ao1b bolt in

or buy an lsd centre

[ark_112]

thanks, do you know of any online stores that sell a suitable lsd centre?

[ark_112]

if I put in a diff with a ratio such as 3.7:1 compared to the standard 4.08:1 what would the side effects be?

[Sciflyer]

it will suck

[ark_112]

lol ok. i thought it would be really un-responsive with a lower diff ratio is that right?


I will wait till I can find a 4.08 lsd.

[Sciflyer]

a 3.7 in an n/a Supra will be a complete slug, so 4.08 is the way to go

(actually, the US-spec 4.27 would be the way to go, but thats another story)

[ecko]

i have a soarer diff mate it needs a rebuild but would suit welding

or use it to have a aftermarket centre put in it so your car doesnt have to be off the road for too long

[cyberdiamond]

if I put in a diff with a ratio such as 3.7:1 compared to the standard 4.08:1 what would the side effects be?

If its a 3.77 its probably out of a auto TT and the axles etc are different (larger than n/a).

[ark_112]

i have a soarer diff mate it needs a rebuild but would suit welding

or use it to have a aftermarket centre put in it so your car doesnt have to be off the road for too long

Will it fit on the a80?

[JustCallMeOrlando]

If its a 3.77 its probably out of a auto TT and the axles etc are different (larger than n/a).

Interesting, are you able to elaborate on that for us? The auto would've had an A-series diff?

[ecko]

Will it fit on the a80?

yeah as far as i know is the excact smae diff

[cyberdiamond]

Interesting, are you able to elaborate on that for us? The auto would've had an A-series diff?

yeah as far as i know is the excact smae diff

Sorry for the late reply, when I got email notification I was busy and thought i'll reply later but forgot.

I know it was not direct bolt in
The N/A axles are different (thinner) than the TT axles.

I'll clear it up.

The N/A axles (although thinner) are ok to bolt on the TT auto diff but the N/A tailshaft is different.

The length is the correct but the flanges on the diff(s) are slightly different so they won't bolt up.
You need to use the Auto TT tailshaft as well.