5speed ceter diff in an auto box?

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subafreak
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5speed ceter diff in an auto box?

Post by subafreak »

Is it possible to but a 5speed center diff in place of the electronically controlled center diff in an auto box? I figure this would give better constant power split and eliminate any possible torqe bind from the auto diff going bad. Or am I just crazy?
92 SVX 6 speed, 165 shot NOS, Koni GC
91 Legacy S.S. FMIC, TD04 (so what?)
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Post by Legacy777 »

you're crazy ;)

nope, there's no way to do this.
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Post by 970subaru »

if your gonna drop the tranny and tear it down you might as well do a 5mt swap.
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Post by subafreak »

Well it's going in an SVX, were changing the gears to 4.11s and I was just wondering if when I was in there maybe I could trash that stupid elect center diff. I guess not.
92 SVX 6 speed, 165 shot NOS, Koni GC
91 Legacy S.S. FMIC, TD04 (so what?)
90 Legacy wagon (Beater)
92 Loyal monster wagon (EJ22) and 30" tires.
78 BRAT (EJ22T comming)

I blow s@#t up.
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