how long to fit lsd

[Vxr Jase]

as title guys how long does it take? also how long do they last (lsd)

am buying one second hand and getting it fitted thursday

[worky]

A few hours dude, depends how familiar the mechanic is with the Astra. Some may attempt to fit without dropping out the subframe others will drop all out for ease of access etc.

Its really up to the folks fitting.

[Lawro]

I had mine fitted at MPG, Took around 4 hours and that was including my Sachs Clutch too.

[worky]

Make sure you fit new bearings too Jase and get a couple of drive shaft seals.

[sandyVXR]

as above, ive only know of one off the top of my head to fail in the m32 box. they tend to last for donkies.

[Vxr Jase]

as above, ive only know of one off the top of my head to fail in the m32 box. they tend to last for donkies.

Cheers guys am buying it off vxrbrett with the corsa .. He se I get everything from his to mine as he's having my diff?????

Thorney will be swapping them both over,,,,,

[worky]

Given its Thorney that is fitting they will look after the bearings and seals as they will be welled used to fitting LSDs to the Astra

[Vxr Jase]

Given its Thorney that is fitting they will look after the bearings and seals as they will be welled used to fitting LSDs to the Astra

Thanx matey shud a put a uprated clucth fitted u rekon as am on 51k or will I be ok

[Lawro]

Thanx matey shud a put a uprated clucth fitted u rekon as am on 51k or will I be ok

I personally would as they will have it all apart and may do you a discount for fitting it... It all depends whether you have the funds to do it now mate, if your looking at going Stage 3/4 its worth having a uprated clutch especially as yours will have a fair bit of wear now being on 50k+. I would recommend the Sachs one, I am well chuffed with mine!

My standard one was only on 18k when I changed to the Sachs one as I knew at 370lb/ft+ the standard one wasn't going to last all that long. I also got it fitted free whilst they were doing the LSD so it was a deal sealer.

[worky]

I personally would as they will have it all apart and may do you a discount for fitting it... It all depends whether you have the funds to do it now mate, if your looking at going Stage 3/4 its worth having a uprated clutch especially as yours will have a fair bit of wear now being on 50k+. I would recommend the Sachs one, I am well chuffed with mine!

x2 may as well though they may not drop the box out to fit the LSD so labour will be slightly more but will save you from doing it later down the line.

[Vxr Jase]

x2 may as well though they may not drop the box out to fit the LSD so labour will be slightly more but will save you from doing it later down the line.

any links to clucth lads????? plz and which one to get

[smokinvxr]

I personally would as they will have it all apart and may do you a discount for fitting it... It all depends whether you have the funds to do it now mate, if your looking at going Stage 3/4 its worth having a uprated clutch especially as yours will have a fair bit of wear now being on 50k+. I would recommend the Sachs one, I am well chuffed with mine!

My standard one was only on 18k when I changed to the Sachs one as I knew at 370lb/ft+ the standard one wasn't going to last all that long. I also got it fitted free whilst they were doing the LSD so it was a deal sealer.

+3 mine went last night.....and doesn't it stink, smell lingers forever

[Lawro]

I ordered mine from Courtenay, I paid just over £550 IIRC Delivered. Mine is the Sachs Uprated Cover and Uprated Ceramic Metallic Disc. Might be worth getting a Billit Flywheel too.

EDIT: http://www.courtenaysport.co.uk/inde...wDoc&docId=163

[Vxr Jase]

I ordered mine from Courtenay, I paid just over £550 IIRC Delivered. Mine is the Sachs Uprated Cover and Uprated Ceramic Metallic 'Paddle' Disc. Might be worth getting a Billit Flywheels too.

cnt afford to that yet lol. ill have to wait then lol didnt no it be that dear

[Lawro]

cnt afford to that yet lol. ill have to wait then lol didnt no it be that dear

Its a dear thing this modifying lark!