will vp ss irs diff fit my vr calais 5litre irs

[94calais]

hi all as it states above in title, just makin sure before i buy, if it doesn't have abs like mine does, does it matter do i just not connect the abs back up will that still work, cheers

 

[vsl67]

In short no it wont work a lot of hassel changeing them ABS its best to buy an ABS IRS Diff and up to VT series 1 will fit

 

[bandit10]

ive got a couple of ABS IRS diffs here if your in vic?? Ive got a LSD and a open.

Pm me if your after one.

 

[wez84]

i though u just put abs axles out of ur calais in the other diff as far as i aware thats the only differance i did it to mine when i put a 3.7 lsd in my vr calais. The alxes r held in by a ring clip on the spline just lever and tap them out but they can be tricky to put back in. well thats what i did anywayz

 

[sime]

i had a vs irs non lsd and got a vp irs lsd diff. i got a diff guy to rebuild the diff & change the abs axels over & it worked no probs

 

[bandit10]

how did you go with mounting the abs sensors to the none abs diff housing?

Save your self the hassle.. ive got a ABS IRS LSD diff sitting right here or if your looking for a cheaper one i have open center

 

[94calais]

i've already bought it and i don't c y it wouldn't work it's all the same just no sensor clips which i would just have to go with out abs

 

[94calais]

my car is irs and i bought another irs diff from a vpss i just don't think it has the abs sensor

 

[wez84]

im pretty sure that the abs brackets r bolt on anywayz and worst comes just swap the covers over

 

[Brett_jjj]

i've already bought it and i don't c y it wouldn't work it's all the same just no sensor clips which i would just have to go with out abs

Im not 100% sure but I think that if the vehicle has ABS fitted and its not working or is disconnected,the vehicle wont be roadworthy and will fail a roadworthy inspection.I guess the insurance companies would be interested in this to if you were involved in a crash.It would probably be reason enough for them not to pay up if you crashed and were at fault.