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Hi folks. I would like to do a project on LSDs for the new BMW book I'm working on. Trouble is, I don't know too much about the E36 LSDs and what's available, and for how much. Any good sources of info out there, or does anyone want to share their knowledge?
-Wayne
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The E36 LSD is designed to be replaced as a unit. Essentially, you repalce the entire diff. Korman Autoworks has a 4:10 ratio LSD, that bolts right in. I know Quaife makes some pretty good units as well. I think you can even take an auto diff from the E36 automatic, and use the carrier gears (3:91) in a LSD diff.
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What's an autodiff?
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I think he means the differential that was used with the automatic transmission. Same as the manual, but a different ring and pinion ratio.
--DD
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Exactly Dave. Sorry I wasnt clear enough
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