1991_Vn2nV
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They run a different diff, a ZF diff so I assume so.
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To find the 'driveline constraints' in the current HSV's, I think you just need to look at the W427...Its only driveline differences (other than engine) are as follows:
1.) T6060 Manual Transmission (which will be solved come August when the rest of the range gets the T6060)
2.) The W427 uses the same model diff, but they utilise 'unique build processes' which I think involves in part double shot peening. So the diff may be the other constraint, but it should be using the same axles, just differently built centre.
1.) T6060 Manual Transmission (which will be solved come August when the rest of the range gets the T6060)
2.) The W427 uses the same model diff, but they utilise 'unique build processes' which I think involves in part double shot peening. So the diff may be the other constraint, but it should be using the same axles, just differently built centre.