Hi Rob,
BF&E may be your best source for a new Salisbury. I don't know of anyone offering a better price. You might find a used one somewhere for less, but then have to worry if it's really in good, usable condition.
One suggestion since you are in Canada... You might get better shipping cost and/or save on import duties by having the Salisbury shipped direct to you. Talk to Ken at BF&E to see if he is able to do that. I'd bet that his quoted prices includes import duties into the U.S. No sense in you paying those (plus possible additional duties from the U.S. to Canada), if they can be avoided.
If they were still making them, personally I'd consider a Detroit Locker. I'll be using a Quaife myself, although its not fully as effective as the Salisbury.
I've heard, but not certain it's accurate, that Salisbury and Detroit Locker can produce more heat in the diff. (compared to non-LSD or Quaife), so might need some additional cooling. Again unconfirmed info, but the Detroit (NLA new) supposedly is more prone to heating up than the Salisbury. Perhaps a finned alloy diff cover with a bit more oil capacity is all that's needed, although I've also seen diff radiators on a few cars using Salisbury and Detroit Locker. I'd be interested to hear of your or anyone's experiences with any of these various LSD options used in TRs.
I've got a brand new Quaife in the garage right now, awaiting installation. I also have a 4.1:1 set, supposedly NOS. But oddly a trial fit shows the crown wheel won't bolt right onto the LSD (bolt holes appear to match up fine, but the ring won't slip over the carrier... looks like some careful machining will be needed /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/hammer.gif). I'm waiting until we pull the axle again, to check and see if the 4.1 gearset is at fault or the Quiafe, comparing the fit of each with the non-LSD carrier and 3.7:1 gearset that are both currently in the car. Might stick with the 3.7:1 anyway, since the tires I'm currently using are closer to 24" diameter (60-series), as compared to the stock approx. 25" dia. used on most TRs. Now if I could just find a good looking set of 16x6" wheels, might end up changing the tires, too.
Shipwright's disease.... a bad case!
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