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Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 12:08 am
by tectoteam
Mats wrote:yeah, but it's not something you would do with the GB on the car.
yep.
working layed on the floor is so boring.
and at this state; this is just 2 more things to unbolt in order to trow the GB on a table.

Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 1:25 pm
by Andres
Hi, mine is a 82' GTV6 and I have the same problem I just want to fit a LSD. As my GB has the "old" speedo sensor (not as the one from a milano) can I keep all the speed gears from the GTV6, and change the secondary shaft for one from a ts so that the pinion and crown are matched??
I can get hold only of a TS GB (no turbos or milanos arround here)
Are there any problems I'm missing?

Re: LSD => GTV6 Transaxle?

Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 4:20 am
by PietereQ
I know that's a little bit waking up from the dead but here's the deal:

I have U.S. Milano Gold (2.5l) transaxle in my gtv6, which obviously has an open diff. I have twinspark lsd diff and crownwhell, and I plan to swap just the TS diff into my gearset. I have read that if you want to just swap the lsd diff into earlier trannies you need to make a spacer between crownwheel and diff. Does the same apply to later non lsd V6 transaxles?

Re: LSD => GTV6 Transaxle?

Posted: Fri Apr 26, 2013 8:05 am
by Mats
Not sure what differs (ehehehe..) between the V6 vs 4-cyl gearsets but probably nothing.
I have redone a couple of 75 boxes and they are from the same years and it worked like a charm.
I even have a few spacers left. :)

Re: LSD => GTV6 Transaxle?

Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2013 5:56 am
by PietereQ
I guess the only way to find out is to take it apart :?
Is anything else neededexcept for the spacer, to make whole thing work?

And Mats, fancy selling one of these? :)

Re: LSD => GTV6 Transaxle?

Posted: Mon Jun 03, 2013 12:40 am
by Alfa GTV6 NZ
Finally the time has come.

The build is just about to start.
I will take photos and do a write up for all of those that are interested.

Karl

Re: LSD => GTV6 Transaxle?

Posted: Mon Jun 03, 2013 3:35 am
by Mats
Spacers? Sure, but you need to understand that the way things work you need to grind these to a very specific height that you have to find out yourself...
Engineers blue and a lot of patience, then a machine shop.