Nismo R200 LSD Disc Kit

[MattiasJacobs]

Have any of you used this kit? Is it worth me buying while my Diff is sitting on my floor? It was such a pain in the ass to get out just to reseal my dif cover that I'm really debating doing this. Not quite sure if it would be worth the extra coin or not. Thanks in advance for the input boys!

http://www.rhdjapan.com/nismo-r200-mechanical-lsd-disc-kit-rs521-63329

[bobbo]

Absolutely worth it. Be sure to order a shim kit and new seals while you're at it.
I completely rebuilt mine with all new bearings and seals while I had mine apart to get rid of a noise but you may not have to go that far.
The install was tricky. I didn't do mine as I was away with work. I would suggest having it done by a pro.
As far as the R200 kit goes its worth every penny.

[Skym]

That looks like for a Nismo mechanical LSD, as its for a HCR32 diffhead as well. Stock viscous LSD on HCR32 has shims that you replace with thicker shims as diffhead wears out, but the mechanical LSD has discs, etc.

I think KAAZ LSD is better, as it should last longer and is adjustable -

http://www.kaazusa.com/superq/

[MattiasJacobs]

That looks like for a Nismo mechanical LSD, as its for a HCR32 diffhead as well. Stock viscous LSD on HCR32 has shims that you replace with thicker shims as diffhead wears out, but the mechanical LSD has discs, etc.

I think KAAZ LSD is better, as it should last longer and is adjustable -

http://www.kaazusa.com/superq/

This is for a BNR32 Dif. I thought the stockers were the R200? I'm assuming this is just a "nismo" disc rebuild kit for the stock differential. I'm not worried about the differential being bad or too loose but like i said. It wasn't very fun taking it out. As nice as Kaaz is I'm not interested in spending too much more money on this car right now. I have other dreams and projects that need to be fulfilled. If its too much of a hassle or expense I will reseal the dif. and put it back while sticking with the old "Don't fix it if its not Broken" saying.