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Originally posted by TTM
What type of LSD does the MkIV typically use? Not a Torsen I would hope?
No,
A Salisbury "Pow-R-Lok" clutch type LSD
SMF - installed December 2017.
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Originally posted by TTM
What type of LSD does the MkIV typically use? Not a Torsen I would hope?
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Originally posted by jbottini
with the heat generated by the 427, it never did much good at all in CSX 3327. Best solution was cloudy days and top not erected!
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Originally posted by Chafford
A brand new 2016 car with an original 260 V8, original bodywork and interior and using the 'Cobra' trademark. Hmm.
And another website to add to the three existing ones:
http://accars.eu/
http://www.accarsltd.com/
http://www.ac-automotive.com/en.html
https://www.acheritage.co.uk/
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Originally posted by AC Ace Bristol
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MK1V
Does it really matter if they are larger or smaller version, as long as you have a matching set of 4 (NOS) with correct spanner, You are home and dry..[;)].
Assuming the thread is the same size and pitch the same .[?] Can't see any reason why AC would have changed? Unless you know better [?].[?]
Keith..
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Originally posted by TLegate
...it's the absinthe y'know...)
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Originally posted by TLegate
They don't make 'em like that any more :)
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Originally posted by TLegate
Which probably means it's sitting in a shipping container somewhere in darkest Surrey. (Some would say it's the best place for it. I, of course, couldn't possibly comment)