Kore LSD, Stage 4 clutch, drag axles
Nope, Onpol never had a Kaaz.
He did indeed break a diff at 220, and another one at 240, and yet another one at 350. He's currently on his fourth differential.
Older diffs seem to hold together better, as the pinion pin design changed after like 06/98 or something and from that point forward they got weaker. People with bolt-on parts were able to break the newer diffs after sufficiently hard launches on bigger wheels and lots of wheelhop.
I still don't think the axles are a weak point yet; the differential is the problem.
He did indeed break a diff at 220, and another one at 240, and yet another one at 350. He's currently on his fourth differential.
Older diffs seem to hold together better, as the pinion pin design changed after like 06/98 or something and from that point forward they got weaker. People with bolt-on parts were able to break the newer diffs after sufficiently hard launches on bigger wheels and lots of wheelhop.
I still don't think the axles are a weak point yet; the differential is the problem.
apologies to KORE
MY dumbass keeps confusing KAAZ with phantom...
KAAZ (the one being sold by KORE) is the differential thats used in the drag tibs in KOREA
The phantom is the evil one... not KAAZ
My mistake...
MY dumbass keeps confusing KAAZ with phantom...
KAAZ (the one being sold by KORE) is the differential thats used in the drag tibs in KOREA
The phantom is the evil one... not KAAZ
My mistake...




