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    Default Difference between ABS and nonABS diffs???

    Ok, so i know one will do the whoel ABS thign and one will not, but im looking to put a LSD in my V6 ute and want to know if its ok to use a SS diff which can run abs?? is it a huge deal weather i get a ABS diff or not?? I havnt got ABS, and i dont plan on running it either

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    The internals of the diff are the same. It will bolt straight up and will run fine
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    internals are the same but stronger. if you don't have abs, and you buy an abs diff, you just won't be plugging the abs sensors in.
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    deffinatly dont have abs. known from experiance with idiot sydney drivers!!

    cheers guys!

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    the abs runs off the inner cv shaft joint on the axel, there is a toothed wheel that the abs sensor works on, so maybe apart from a cast lug that the sensor sit in it the same abs or not.

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    Please post a pic of your engine bay. I thought ABS was standard equipment??????????
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    abs is not standard equipment on all vy's. my ute does not have abs either. I have just upgraded from a V6 LSD with 3.08 ratio to a VZ SS 3.07 LSD diff. only difference is stronger internals.
    also the vz diff has the abs plugs on it. but I just didn't need to connect them. it is still a straight swap.

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