Kaaz vs Nismo LSD

[ShadowDrifter]

I ran both and I have a nismo one right now sooooooo much better and super fast lock up i go with the nismo if I were you

[MadScientist]

Saddly when people read Nismo they think of the cheap ass $400 2 way that everyone on earth has back in 2002... however there are several Nismo LSDs.

Cheap ass old $400 Nismo (R200) that can't be re-built because, well its cheep outdated shit... cast body.
However they sell a new version for $900+ hahaha... semi cast body


Nismo SSS - changed the game of LSDs, great and IIRC Nismo still supports the rebuilds... semi cast body.

Nismo GT/ GT Pro/ GT Pro TT - yeah... This diff kills everything available. Basic GT is great, GT Pro has adjustable ingaugement and adjustable 1.5-2 way/ and the TT is specifically designed for Track/ Time Attack.
Fully Polished Body.


And its avalable in Carbon...


Kaaz - has always been great and always refining their work, but if your wanting the best and your going to spend over $1k.. get the Nismo GT/ Pro/ TT.

[DRIFTER-M]

Originally Posted by SuperBlackS14

I'd heard Carbonetics were pretty good street diffs, but I was curious about the SuperQ 1.5 way. Any superQ really, are they that much quieter?

Super-Q is the quietest diff made, period. Not even a question.

There is NO BREAK-IN either.

Locks hard. Sounds OEM. No break-in = best street car diff.

Originally Posted by Perfect Balance

I may be wrong, but far as I can remember my Kaaz fluid was synthetic.

Even if it wasn't, I've been running synthetic in it for the past few months and did one drift event. Clunks less than it ever did and still works.

KAAZ fluid is NOT synthetic, and no diff (to my knowledge) should run synthetic fluid. The synthetic fluids cause a film to form over the little clutches in the diff, causing them to slip/not work properly, if I do so recall.

I may be a tad off on the explanation, but I would suggest not running synthetic if you can avoid. Won't effect driveability short-term, but will cause the life of your diff to shorten.

[flying squirrel]

Originally Posted by DRIFTER-M

Super-Q is the quietest diff made, period. Not even a question.

There is NO BREAK-IN either.

Locks hard. Sounds OEM. No break-in = best street car diff.

KAAZ fluid is NOT synthetic, and no diff (to my knowledge) should run synthetic fluid. The synthetic fluids cause a film to form over the little clutches in the diff, causing them to slip/not work properly, if I do so recall.

I may be a tad off on the explanation, but I would suggest not running synthetic if you can avoid. Won't effect driveability short-term, but will cause the life of your diff to shorten.

usually the manufacture picks the fluid you run with there product.