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..the aftermarket 'gripper' LSD's available from several of the UK specialists ....
I was under the impression that the "Gripper" was an Alfaholics exclusive... Who are the other UK specialists who carry it?

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Old 04-14-2008, 01:39 PM
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I was under the impression that the "Gripper" was an Alfaholics exclusive... Who are the other UK specialists who carry it?

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The same or an incredibly similar product is on the AH motorsports website here AH Motorsports. Worth checking that site too for some of the advanced tuning bits and pieces.

I am sure I remembered seeing it on classicalfa but it seems to have disappeared.
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Hi harryf, I sent you a pm. Peter.
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Putting the LSD axle in a 105 is straightforward. BUt you have to deal with the drive shaft too. The LSD U-joint flange is different than the 105's, as is the spline, so you can't just swap the older flange onto the LSD. However, the Drive shaft is interchangeable (except the sedan has a longer drive shaft) from the LSD cars to the 105. Also, the LSD version is a bit larger diameter and stronger (it came with the 2L engines).

The LSD u-joint flange also uses special 9 mm shoulder bolts. Without these you will eventually fail standard bolts and drop a drive shaft (I did this!).

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