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Sounds like the abs module isn't liking the info fed to it, it calculates road speed etc and allows the cruise to operate in its required field. It's definitely the same gearbox as before? Same 5th gear ratios and everything?
Don't take it personally geezer, sometimes if something sounds too good to be true (welding a certain part of a diff to become a LSD and saving you a lot of money and time) then it normally is too good to be true.;)
Not sure if this will work, but worth a try.......
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=26544&highlight=Quaife
can anyone tell me if the link works please?
Vaux F16... Clutches were a piece of piss too, how easy were they!!!!
The thing is I always say its a good insurance policy to check the innards and at least replace the diff bearings and seals if going racing......;)
Not yet, but I've stripped a 172 phase 1 gearbox this week to drop this unit into. Like you say the theory is there I'd like to give one a go.
I have fitted (and driven) gripper and quaife diffs in the past, by far the easiest is the quaife, the gripper needs shims for the preload on the bearings.
Just a quick message to the op.
If you were drag racing, and had no money, then you could weld the diff up..... I wouldn't, and nor would a lot of people in the world.....
If you wanted to pay a bit of money and use the car for a few track days, then the quiafe ATB is a good unit, if bought new...