anthony7777
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'poso'limited slip diffs,do they exist on healys?if so can i tell by finding a number?were would that number be found?thanks /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
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GregW
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They exist. Here's one place that makes them. https://www.quaife.co.uk/catalogue/page17.htm I've never used one so I can't comment on how well they work.
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greg cool thanks,anthony
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I suppose a Salisbury (clutch type) or Hewland (cam and pawl type) differential would be more "period" but the Quaife really is the ticket.
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anthony7777
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thanks for the info,i should have also asked if healys of any mark i.e bn1-300 had been manufactured with them?
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One of the difs for 100 m spec vintage race car has a Quaife in a 4.11 driven by a non overdrive 4 speed. It is effective in exiting low speed conners but is in my opinion a street/racing application. A fellow competitor had a clutch/disk limited slip; full racing, again in my opinion, with 4.30 dif in a 4 speed OD trans. It sheared the pumpkin at the drive shaft connection exiting a slow speed uphill conner. FYI jtb