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  1. 13th February 2015, 04:05 PM #1
    tan18d
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    Default How do I know what type of diff centre i have?

    I recently purchased a jap diff expecting it to have a LSD. I have pulled it apart and inspected the centre. I expected to see some markings on it but nothing. How do I know what center I have? Is it LSD? What brand? what type?

    I've attached some pics below. tell me what you think.....
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