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Location: Sydney, NSW
Registered: July 2003
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Diff Conversion for TA23 + query about 3T-GTE
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Wed, 12 May 2004 00:32
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Hi all,
I've got a sweet TA23 with a 3T-GTE. Due to what I plan to do with the turbo I have been advised to change the gear ratios and possibly change to LSD, the diff i mean. As my friend who is a mechanic, he said the engine wasn't designed with the gear box in mind and same with the diff. I understand what he is saying, change the ratios and make the the drive line more in 'sync' but what are the advantages of making the diff LSD? anyone out there have done this before? as i'm interested in how much more cash i'm going to spend on my beast.
sorry to rack everyones mind again but I do have a problem with the turbo on my 3T. which is why i'm fixing it. the boost doesn't cut in until 3800 rpm. this sucks because when i first got the car going it was kicking in around 2000rpm. my mechanic friend has many theories whats wrong with it, any ideas anyone? plus does anyone know what car the 3T-GTE did come out of, i know it never made it into australia inside a production car of any sort.
thanks to anyone who writes back.
froodle
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I supported Toymods On probation
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Registered: January 2003
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Location: Brisbane
Registered: May 2002
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Re: Diff Conversion for TA23 + query about 3T-GTE
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Wed, 12 May 2004 00:45
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The advantages of an LSD are pretty simple: you can get the power to the ground through both driven wheels, instead of just lighting up one wheel every time you nail it!
Getting an LSD into an early Celica is a popular topic of discussion around here, so instead of rehashing an old topic once again, please do a search and read up on what's already out there.
The 3T-GTE came in quite a few cars in the early 80's, including the Celica, Carina and Corona.
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Location: Sydney, NSW
Registered: July 2003
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Re: Diff Conversion for TA23 + query about 3T-GTE
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Wed, 12 May 2004 10:21
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thanks guys for your help, i'll do a search on it.
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