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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: bellers on 27 October 2009, 22:43:05
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found a lsd out of a carlton will it fit my derv? also found one out of a 99mv6.
mines a 99 2.5td
thanks
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carlton one can be fitted in the omega casing, the mv6 is a straight bolt on replacement BUT!!!!!
both are a different final drive ratio to the standard one fitted the td, think td is 3.45 whereas the others are around 3.08 or something would make it very long legged and probably take an age to get up on the turbo? and wouldnt hold top gear on hills maybe? have to try it and see i reckon!! :y
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carlton one can be fitted in the omega casing, the mv6 is a straight bolt on replacement BUT!!!!!
both are a different final drive ratio to the standard one fitted the td, think td is 3.45 whereas the others are around 3.08 or something would make it very long legged and probably take an age to get up on the turbo? and wouldnt hold top gear on hills maybe? have to try it and see i reckon!! :y
thought the lsds were lowered geared?
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carlton one can be fitted in the omega casing, the mv6 is a straight bolt on replacement BUT!!!!!
both are a different final drive ratio to the standard one fitted the td, think td is 3.45 whereas the others are around 3.08 or something would make it very long legged and probably take an age to get up on the turbo? and wouldnt hold top gear on hills maybe? have to try it and see i reckon!! :y
thought the lsds were lowered geared?
Gears on the 24v Senator were long? :-/
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carlton one can be fitted in the omega casing, the mv6 is a straight bolt on replacement BUT!!!!!
both are a different final drive ratio to the standard one fitted the td, think td is 3.45 whereas the others are around 3.08 or something would make it very long legged and probably take an age to get up on the turbo? and wouldnt hold top gear on hills maybe? have to try it and see i reckon!! :y
thought the lsds were lowered geared?
Gears on the 24v Senator were long? :-/
Is the gearing the same, are the diffs different?
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carlton one can be fitted in the omega casing, the mv6 is a straight bolt on replacement BUT!!!!!
both are a different final drive ratio to the standard one fitted the td, think td is 3.45 whereas the others are around 3.08 or something would make it very long legged and probably take an age to get up on the turbo? and wouldnt hold top gear on hills maybe? have to try it and see i reckon!! :y
thought the lsds were lowered geared?
Gears on the 24v Senator were long? :-/
Is the gearing the same, are the diffs different?
Tbh, no idea, would have thought it would be close to Omega 3.0 Auto?
As G says TD ones are shorter, guessing due to lower revs? :-/
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was talking till a local omega breaker. he says the carlton diff has to be built into the omega diff housing and that he has had loads of 2.5td megs with mv6 lsd's and that the drove fine and didnt notice much difference in driving them as far as gearing
is this true?
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was talking till a local omega breaker. he says the carlton diff has to be built into the omega diff housing and that he has had loads of 2.5td megs with mv6 lsd's and that the drove fine and didnt notice much difference in driving them as far as gearing
is this true?
as said in my first post carlton diff can be used in omega casing,
never fitted mv6 to me td so cant comment but try it and let me know how it does!!! :y
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sold a corsa tonight so now i have to persuade the missus to let me spend the money on a lsd
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sold a corsa tonight so now i have to persuade the missus to let me spend the money on a lsd
If you can find one