Diff Ratio ?
Diff Ratio ?
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D14 AYS

Original Poster:

3,696 posts

239 months

Monday 26th May 2008
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Morning all,can the diff ratio be changed on the early tuscans ? or are the diffs a differant type on Sags,T350's and the like ? Been reading about the 3.73 diff and this sounds like a good mod.

If it is possible how much and were ?

Cheers Dean thumbup

T450t

410 posts

220 months

Monday 26th May 2008
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D14 AYS said:
Morning all,can the diff ratio be changed on the early tuscans ? or are the diffs a differant type on Sags,T350's and the like ? Been reading about the 3.73 diff and this sounds like a good mod.

If it is possible how much and were ?

Cheers Dean thumbup
If you haven't already I would make your first mod the dampers and geometry as the stock mk1 Tuscan is a tank slapper, putting a lower BTF diff on it without changing the dampers and geometry first will make it a suicidal tank slapper.

But having said that the answers to your questions are in order of asking is

Yes
No

If you do go down the route of a diff ratio change consider the Quaife ATB LSD while your at it. If you live in the south east I can put you in touch with the main importers of BTF who also are the cog men for the Aero 8 Brit car team and are very acquainted with Quaife.




Edited by T450t on Monday 26th May 12:39


Edited by T450t on Monday 26th May 12:44

D14 AYS

Original Poster:

3,696 posts

239 months

Monday 26th May 2008
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If you haven't already I would make your first mod the dampers and geometry as the stock mk1 Tuscan is a tank slapper, putting a lower BTF diff on it without changing the dampers and geometry first will make it a suicidal tank slapper.

But having said that the answers to your questions are in order of asking is

Yes
No

If you do go down the route of a diff ratio change consider the Quaife ATB LSD while your at it. If you live in the south east I can put you in touch with the main importers of BTF who also are the cog men for the Aero 8 Brit car team and are very acquainted with Quaife.

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Hi there,

I have already had Dampers(Racing Red) with full geo inc corner weighting etc,now handles like a dream,with the sort of driving i do top end speeds are not what i require.
Please could you let me have details that you have mentioned.

Thanks Dean thumbup

supercopa

167 posts

223 months

Saturday 14th June 2008
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it seems that 3,73 diff is standard on every TVR since the Tuscan (Tuscan Mk1 & 2, Tamora, T350, Sagaris).

so what is exactly the "diff mod" or "racing diff" people are talking about?

glow worm

7,410 posts

256 months

Saturday 14th June 2008
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supercopa said:
it seems that 3,73 diff is standard on every TVR since the Tuscan (Tuscan Mk1 & 2, Tamora, T350, Sagaris).

so what is exactly the "diff mod" or "racing diff" people are talking about?
Where did you get that from??? Read the thread on T350/Sag page http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...

mine was 3:46 std on Mk2s... although it has been said the close ratio box on an 'S' was designed with a 3:73....Get your car up on a ramp an look at the printed label on your diff....Or do the speed comparisons....
Two weeks ago I had mine changed to a M76 3:73 from the BTR M80 3:46

Diff prefered by track people is a 3:91 (the so called racing diff)

Edited by glow worm on Saturday 14th June 22:38

supercopa

167 posts

223 months

Sunday 15th June 2008
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I've seen this on the book "TVR Performance Portfolio" from Brookland Books.

I'll check on my car on the sticker as you told me.

glow worm

7,410 posts

256 months

Sunday 15th June 2008
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I think TVR fitted what was available... that's why some people haven't got CR boxes when they thought they had...same goes for diffs.