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bigbadbowen

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Afternoon all

Had a chat with driveline who make the 3j plate diff whilst at the autosport show at the weekend and he has given me the following prices on a group deal if anyone is interested ? Ramp angles would be 40/90 for road and track use but you can have what ever the funk you like

Hi Chris,

Good to speak to you earlier today here are the prices for you.

RRP £655.00 +VAT 10% off if you order just yours, if you get 5 ordered I will give you 15% discount and if you order 10 then I will increase that to 20% discount.

Let me know how you get on and I will give you a call early next week.

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Jake Cope
3J Driveline Sales Manager

I'll get the ball rolling I'd like to try and get at least 5 people in on this to make it worth while
So please add your name if your in and willing to part with the cash

Cheers
Chris

Bigbadbowen 40/90 ramp angles

Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 13:23

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demondriverdan

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I know Day666 will say the same but I love my 3J. Gave me about a 2 second gain around Brands Indy alone, completely changes the car.

It will require a bit of shaving to the gearbox casing to fit and will also need periodic servicing.

Highly recommend them!

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Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 13:26

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welshpug!

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not all casings need work, I've fitted a 3j into 3 casings and only one needed work.

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Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 13:50

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bigbadbowen

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Well either was there must be some people out there that would be after a diff ?

Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 14:10

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bigbadbowen

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I'll open it up to the 205 boys as well

Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 14:11

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grantpipe

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I may be interested in the group buy. When would the buy take place. And does anyone know what this diff is like on the road would be a road/track maybe sprint car

Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 22:59

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IvayloPavlov

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Pfff. I have already bought Quaife .But with 20% I am going to buy second diif. What about the preload?

Posted 20th Jan 2016 at 23:32

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prism7guy

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I could be tempted, depending on when money is needed. Smile

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Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 06:51

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bigbadbowen

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IvayloPavlov wrote:

Pfff. I have already bought Quaife .But with 20% I am going to buy second diif. What about the preload?

I assume you can have what you like ?? But can ask ?

Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 07:06

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bigbadbowen

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prism7guy wrote:

I could be tempted, depending on when money is needed. Smile

When would you be able to find finances ??

Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 07:06

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Day666

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As Dan already said best Mod on my Car Thumbs up

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Sounds a great deal ...got mine off Miles ...make sure you check if yours needs shims also ...some do some don't & as Mei said not all need filing ....

I would suggest using new crown wheel bolts with loctite & new diff bearings that don't come with them .....plus new driveshaft seals ...

Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 07:58

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prism7guy

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bigbadbowen wrote:

prism7guy wrote:

I could be tempted, depending on when money is needed. Smile

When would you be able to find finances ??

Just checked my diff savings pot and it's not as full as i thought Doh

I'll not be able to afford one until summer at the earliest which im sure is too late, bloody expensive trackdays at the nurburgring. Doh

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Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 17:06

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Day666

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prism7guy wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

prism7guy wrote:

I could be tempted, depending on when money is needed. Smile

When would you be able to find finances ??

Just checked my diff savings pot and it's not as full as i thought Doh

I'll not be able to afford one until summer at the earliest which im sure is too late, bloody expensive trackdays at the nurburgring. Doh

That's a big Shame .....have you just been or going ?
I know the prices did go up since I bought mine ?

If you can't do a deal now ....give Miles a ring he will help out all he can ... Thumbs up

Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 18:03

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prism7guy

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Day666 wrote:

prism7guy wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

prism7guy wrote:

I could be tempted, depending on when money is needed. Smile

When would you be able to find finances ??

Just checked my diff savings pot and it's not as full as i thought Doh

I'll not be able to afford one until summer at the earliest which im sure is too late, bloody expensive trackdays at the nurburgring. Doh

That's a big Shame .....have you just been or going ?
I know the prices did go up since I bought mine ?

If you can't do a deal now ....give Miles a ring he will help out all he can ... Thumbs up

I'm looking to go there in April. I reckon the weekend is going to cost a good £1300 without any TF laps included, but a full day open pitlane on the thursday beforehand. Hopefully people will want passenger laps and buy the laps for the TF weekend, meaning i only have to supply the car and fuel LOL

I really wanted the diff before heading over there, but the way my finances are at the moment it's going to be tight just being able to afford the trip over there, and i think my supercharger is also dying. Doh

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Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 18:12

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Day666

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Well your answering your own question ....if you think your Supercharger is on the way out ....don't go & sort that & buy the 3j ...do FCS & Pugfest & Trackdays as I'm planning ...

I would love to go ...but not paying £1300 ..

Spend it on the 3j & your Supercharger that could blow when your out there ...big expense then .:.go next year LOL

Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 18:22

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fatlapit

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Miles does them at 740 delivered

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Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 18:52

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fatlapit

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Oh and for the super high boost lads its worth adding your not covered under their warranty for anything over 300 lb/ft

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Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 18:54

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prism7guy

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Day666 wrote:

I missed the trip there last year so i'm making sure i go this year, im probably going to disconnect the 'charger for the drive over then re attach it for the open pitlane, drive it until it craps itself then run it n/a until i get home. Laugh my ass off

I might see if i can buy a spare charger so i can swap them over if it does go, currently just working out a way to hopefully stop the next one from breaking. Smile

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Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 19:02

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Dizzy

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I'll put my name down for one, ramp angles to suit full track use.

Posted 21st Jan 2016 at 21:27

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fatlapit

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Posted 22nd Jan 2016 at 15:31

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Day666

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fatlapit wrote:

deleted??

Miles posted on wrong Thread ...that's all LOL

Posted 22nd Jan 2016 at 16:32

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blandy

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seperate question but how easy it is to adjsut the angles/pre load in these diffs?

ive got one set light as have no ps but thinking of possibly going for a elec steering set up in the 205 and then having the diff more aggressive

Posted 23rd Jan 2016 at 08:42

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bigbadbowen

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Apparently they are easy to take apart but I'd just send it back and have it changed

Posted 23rd Jan 2016 at 09:01

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demondriverdan

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bigbadbowen wrote:

Apparently they are easy to take apart but I'd just send it back and have it changed

That's what I was advised as well. I could do it but no idea how to measure everything so easier to let them do it and service it when they do.

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Posted 24th Jan 2016 at 14:27

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bigbadbowen

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Right I'm still trying to get this together so do we have any further interest now we have moved into March and been paid etc ????

Posted 8th Mar 2016 at 06:27

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