does anybody have SLP's HD Zexel Torsen Differential. I have good and bad about it. but i trust people on this post more than anybody at a shop.
thanx for the info

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keep the stang's far behind u and the cops even farther

 

I've had mine for about 2 years now. I bought the HD Torsen for my car & the take-off for my wife's 96 T/A w/RamAir.

I like it. Its a lot smoother engaging and disengaging then I thought a geared diff would be. Very predictable performance both on the road and at the track. I drive my car hard, and have no complaints.

No problems at all. I also have the Auburn pro in my 4x4. It's got about 150k and has been great as well.

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KevinP92Z
92 Z28 383 SLP cam,SLP headers,SLP 2ontheLeft,Trick Flow TW heads & pistons,Edelbrock base,Accel SuperRam,52mmTB,Scat Crank & forged ConnRods,MSD 6AL,SLP convertor,Baer 13/12" Track,Moser axles,Hotchkis,Genuine GM 3.42s,SLP HD Torsen,17x9" chrome SS rims
96T/A w/SLP Ram Air,SLP 2ontheLeft, Bilsteins, Baer, Hotchkis, Genuine GM, Torsen
76 4X4 Blazer 400TPI project

 

I also have the HD Torsen in my IROC's rear. I had the rear end totally rebuilt with this diff, GM 3.42 gears, HD 28-spline axleshafts, and all new bearings and seals. The Torsen works great in burnouts, drag-racing, and corner-carving, and it was cheaper than the Auburn Pro. I bought mine slightly used for around $200 IIRC.

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Greg Westphal
'87 IROC 305TPI/A4