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Old 05-08-2013, 01:15 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by MattRose View Post
Hey guys,

So my r33 has the factory viscous in it and I'm trying to get it to lock up like a two way/welded. I use this for drifting and don't care how it feels on the street, I just don't want to compromise the track performance. From what I've read, the skyline shims are in both sides, so my question is, what size shims are the Gus running that are fully locked up?
http://240sxdrifter.tripod.com/writeups/vlsdshim.html

For the R33 specifcally but is the same for all R200 diffs, just add thicker shims and follow the directions. If it's too much add thinner ones...
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