Limited slip differential KAAZ (Limited Slip Differential) 2WAY SUBARU BRZ, ZC6 FA20, 12.04-

Cam: 2WAY

Brand:  SUBARU BRZ, ZC6

Engine:  FA20

Grade:  --

Year:  12.04-

Gearbox: MT/AT

Factory Diff: Torsen

Kaaz gear oil included. 

Difference between 1.5 and 2 way LSD?

The 1.5 way is similar to 2 way LSD but does provide less lock on deceleration. With optimum performance during acceleration and also with soft lock when slowing down, it is best for classic road racing.

The 2 way LSD is designed to have max lock during acceleration and deceleration. This type of limited slip diff provides great control during late-breaking scenarios where the vehicle is actually slowed down during the apex rather then traditional braking which is applied before entering or during the apex.  For drifting the 2 way is most beneficial for shift locking and very aggressive transitions. The 2 way lsd is designed to keep the rear in sideways motion even during shifting.

Difference between standard and Super-Q LSD?

Super-Q version means that the plates have received a WPC treatment to ensure they are super smooth.

The best transition of power to the wheels since 1922 is proided by KAAZ, wich offers a wide range of LSDs for different cars. In the offer of 1.5 and 2 way differentials for drifting or circuit racing. Mechanical lamellar differentials provide 35-100% locking. Replacing an OEM open diff for LSD ensures the best performance and traction.