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  • sportfan
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    • Nov 2015
    • 810

    Limited Slip Differential

    Has anybody tried a Quaife limited slip differential?
  • Eunospeed
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2017
    • 172

    #2
    I could use limited slip for track days. Looking forward to feedback from the group.

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    • sportfan
      Lifetime Member
      • Nov 2015
      • 810

      #3
      A friend in Texas said the LSD he installed on his Abarth made the biggest handling improvement to his car.

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      • RRossi
        Junior Member
        • May 2018
        • 1

        #4
        Have ordered one late last year, was told they are the best and have a lifetime warranty.

        one day it will arrive and will get fitted, I can’t wait for this as running semi slicks is a nightmare with grip either on or off in tight right hand corners.

        only bad thing about an LSD is it’s a gate way drug to spending more $$$ as you have to do a clutch and flywheel while your there.....


        RR

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        • sportfan
          Lifetime Member
          • Nov 2015
          • 810

          #5
          I have already lightened my flywheel and had it balanced. I have a NIB Clutchmaster clutch on the shelf waiting on a LSD. I'm waiting on a price quote on the Quaife. Who did you order from? I also have a DNA Uniball on order. I need to get these parts together so I can install them before the next Twisted. ( was Twisted Sisters)

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          • sportfan
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            • Nov 2015
            • 810

            #6
            I ordered the Quaife yesterday. The vendor said it would be May before I get it. Nobody else made a LSD to fit my car that I found except the clutch type ,which I didn't want.

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            • gverelli
              • May 2017
              • 188

              #7
              Would love to hear your feedback in the future!
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              • doverosx
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                • Jul 2014
                • 1427

                #8
                Originally posted by gverelli
                Would love to hear your feedback in the future!
                Spring for a wavetrac! If I didn’t have to get a new transmission, I was going to rebuild mine with a wavetrac. LSD with a strut FWD is transformative but a lot of money because you need to do 5 hours of labour just to get the transmission out... then you need to pull it apart, get bearings and other small items and continue on to the reverse of removal ;-).


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                • sportfan
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                  • Nov 2015
                  • 810

                  #9
                  I'm not 100% sure of this but, I think it would be possible to install a LSD without pulling the transmission out. Last Oct. I pulled my transmission to change a differential bearing and install a new clutch. After the axles were pulled out I think there were 6 or 8 bolts holding the differential. It would be awkward to do from underneath but, I think it could be done. If the LSD is a complete drop-in then it might be easier than dropping the transmission. If you have to shim bearing preload like an OEM differential install,then I would pull the transmission . I will post feedback later.

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                  • Fiat500USA
                    Amministratore
                    • Feb 2011
                    • 15802

                    #10
                    Hmm... Below is a post from a thread on limited slips. Everything is coming apart so I would think you have to pull it.

                    Originally posted by Abarth500-GTech-RSSevo
                    Got a LSD installed. Amazing change in how the car is pulled into the corners now.

                    A couple of threads tagged with "limited slip differential"
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                    • sportfan
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                      • Nov 2015
                      • 810

                      #11
                      I watch the clip and because of the differences in the transmissions I still think it can be done on the car. My car has the C514 transmission and the Abarth has the C510. If I can get this drawing to post , if you look at the lower right side that is the differential. About 6 or 8 bolts and it comes right off the transmission once the axles are pulled.Fiat500USA-Fiat C514 trans cutaway.jpg

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                      • Fiat500USA
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                        • Feb 2011
                        • 15802

                        #12
                        Originally posted by sportfan
                        I watch the clip and because of the differences in the transmissions I still think it can be done on the car. My car has the C514 transmission and the Abarth has the C510. If I can get this drawing to post , if you look at the lower right side that is the differential. About 6 or 8 bolts and it comes right off the transmission once the axles are pulled.[ATTACH=CONFIG]38590[/ATTACH]
                        Oops, I didn't catch what trans you were working with. You may be able to remove it in the car. Looking at the repair manual, it looks like you can unbolt the cover and remove the unit. They say to remove the bearing plates on either side and then the cover. I assume as long as you can get the bolts out of those plates the cover can be unbolted and removed.

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                        • BigDaddySRT
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                          • Jul 2012
                          • 2011

                          #13
                          Originally posted by sportfan
                          I watch the clip and because of the differences in the transmissions I still think it can be done on the car. My car has the C514 transmission and the Abarth has the C510. If I can get this drawing to post , if you look at the lower right side that is the differential. About 6 or 8 bolts and it comes right off the transmission once the axles are pulled.[ATTACH=CONFIG]38590[/ATTACH]
                          Did you confirm with the manufacture that a C510 Differential will fit the C514?
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                          • sportfan
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                            • Nov 2015
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                            #14
                            I'm pretty sure that a C510 differential won't fit the C514 transmission. The Quaife QDH3K is listed as" Non-Abarth". If you watch the clip above and then look at the drawing you will see a big difference in the designs. Other than the Quaife LSD , the clutch type LSD's with springs and plates were the only thing I found to fit the C514 transmission. The Quaife is all gears and is a quality product.

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