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Old 07-17-2008, 10:45 AM   #1
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So... i want a clutch type lsd for my 94+ rearend... found this rx7 diff for sale. Both spin upon driveshaft rotation... good lsd sign. Beyond that.. he thinks it was off a turbo car, its sat for awhile from a sold off locost project.

Help me identify this sucker! He's going to snap a few pictures tonight, one i asked for was a rear shot of the diff with a measuring tape held across it.


I need to figure out if there is a way to identify it from that picture... as an NA lsd one... or a TII model (which wouldn't work).

He was also selling one of these... where these oil coolers specific to any chassis/model? Or on all the rx7s

These calipers too...


I only posted the others, because I'm believe its all from the same car.
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2nd gen parts, non turbo.
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yeah that diff looks like the non turbo one I have one - and those oil coolers are nice, lots of oil capacity (if you can find a spot for it)
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also the turbo has 6 pot calipers. dead give away
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Old 07-20-2008, 02:45 PM   #5
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Take a pic of the axle splines
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