i have a G37xS sedan with auto tranny. anyone know if i can install an oem or quaife LSD into it? thanks!

 

I thought the ALTESSA AWD system was an equal or better traction system than LSD, even when considering just the rear wheels alone.

Isn't ALTESSA superior to LSD?

 

For best traction and handling, AWD + LSD is hard to beat. However, Nissan did not spec a rear LSD on the G35/37x (not even the S models).

 

so ... can one put a G37 LSD (oem or quaife) into the g37x sedan with AT?

 

Well, the GT-R has both the ATTESA E-TS system and also a LSD on the rear diff, if that means anything. But I don't know the answer to your question. Maybe some folks at nissan-specialist tuner shop would have a better idea about it.

 

In slick conditions, the open rear diff will let the wheel with the least traction spin (assuming VDC is off). I learned this the hard way trying to get my G35x unstuck during the blizzards last winter. A LSD would have helped a lot.

 

any news on this? i am still hoping for an answer as to whether or not a quaife can be installed on my g37x ...

 

Contact Quaife and see if they have an application for the G

 

they have one for the G35 and 350Z (both manual and automatic) ... will those work on the G37 with automatic trans?

 

I would suspect not since the 7at is different from the first gen 5at.

 

Oops. You probably are referring to the rear diff LSD. I bet there is little difference between the first and second gen cars but you will have to confirm this with Quaife. Anyone try to swap a RWD LSD rear diff into an AWD car?

 

Your dropping acid into your car? That should be a real trip! LOL.

GL with Quaife on getting an update. Post up what they tell you.

 

did anyone ever get any info on which rear LSD swaps into the G37x sedan?

 

This is an interesting question which I haven't found a conclusive answer for, specifically the stock vsld into an X.

Anyone know?

 

It cannot be "bolted" in or a direct swap.