Date:         Sun, 4 Dec 2005 06:46:25 -0800
Reply-To:     john gebhardt <jlgebhardt@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         john gebhardt <jlgebhardt@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: snow traction, dif. options
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I'd expect to spend at least $1000-1500; transaxle
needs to be out of the vehicle. If you're having a
tranaxle serviced or built - it might be something to
consider. I have the diff lock; don't know if one
could fit a Quaife LSD to a Vanagon transaxle. There
are Quaife applications for other VWs.

I'd guess that many good Vanagon shops can do this:
GoWesty, Vanamania, probably many others. GoWesty did
mine.

To me, a better investment is four dedicated winter
tires on another set of wheels.

John

--- Rajesh Injety <wolfvanagon@YAHOO.COM> wrote:

> Hey all
>   i was wondering what kind of money can a person
> expect to spend to have a dif lock, or limited slip
> dif installed in a 2WD vanagon.  and where does one
> look the get these parts and services?...
>   thanks in advance
>   -raj
>
>
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