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welded rear idea

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Unlike GL's, Legacy rear diffs have solid stubs (same spline count) why not stuff spiders and solid stubs into an old gen case and weld up the spiders...

Would be alot stronger, good for the transfer case guys too :brow:

  • 2 years later...

Is the legacy gear ratio the same as the GL's?

I like this idea....:rolleyes:

Is the legacy gear ratio the same as the GL's?

I like this idea....:rolleyes:

 

no legacys were 4.111 at least in the 5 speeds. i think the autos were lower. there were imprezas with 3.90 rear ends. and i think the turbo legacys were 3.90 but they were already LSD

 

so are you saying the old GLs dont have spider gears in their open rear ends?

All diffs have spider gears. They are the little gears that transfer power to the axles. Power comes in from the ring and pinion, into the carrier, then to the cross pin, which goes through the spider gears. The spider gears engage the gears on the stub shafts, driving the axles.

In the picture, the green gears are the spider gears.

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Only turbo legacy with a almost certain lsd was the 91, all others are 3.90 open diff.

 

The 90-91 autos were 4.11, as noted in another post, *most* other auto's were 3.90's

 

Also , the diffs bolt holes are the same bewteen new and old gen's

 

I've got a 5spd 4.11 ratio rear end ready to go into the brat when I get my ne d/s made for the swap.

sry *****dumb question***** what are spider gears?

Nothin should be a stupid question around here. If you don't know, and don't ask... how will you ever learn? Keep up the questions dude!

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