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The Quaife limited-slip differential, with bearings and ring
gear installed and the machining complete.
I picked up a used transmission from a '95 with only 30,000 miles on it.
After a thorough once-over, I'll also trust it a bit more than my current trans which has
100,000 miles.
A view from the engine/flywheel side where the clutch resides.
Beginning the disassembly of the 30k transmission. With the rear cover
removed, you can see 5th gear and the 5th/reverse synchro assembly.
A view of the input and output shaft ends.
A better view of the input and output shafts after removing the trans case.
With the input and output shafts removed, you can see a better view of the stock
differential in the clutch housing.
The output shaft assembly.
The input shaft assembly.
The infamous pin in the stock differential that can wreck an
entire transmission when it fails. Take it easy and be careful with your burnouts.