lexforlife

iTrader: (7)

Was the Kazz you had the super Q as you have to pay extra for super Q option

silentkill

I got the super Q version, i think its an extra like $100 lol

lexforlife

iTrader: (7)

and it was still noisy ?

silentkill

I haven't tried it yet, still at the diff builder shop.

Will report back once i get some drive time in.

silentkill

Diff ready for install! that's the original paint on it, i thought it was rusty, nope just covered in dirt and undercoat!

RudysSC

Can't believe how clean that thing is! Mine has a little surface rust, but the diff shop called and couldn't believe how many miles were on it. They said it looked damn near new inside.

You're going to love that thing!

silentkill

yeah mine was MINT inside too. Guess the old guy wasn't lying he said my car has barely ever seen rain and never seen snow.

I'm really excited to get this thing back in!

RudysSC

It's a real testament to how well these cars were truly built years ago. Hell ya, let us know how your first donuts feel.

silentkill

Oh you'll see some driveway action i'm thinking of doing some donuts on my blacktop before i get it refreshed this year lmao

silentkill

Diff is back in, just gotta finish up the exhaust and change the oils!

Bimmerbill

Now that DOES look good. I assume you rear end cover is from a Supra which really sets the rear view off. By the way what brand are the yellow bushings?

silentkill

That's the stock 97 SC3 diff cover, bead blasted and ceramic coated. Bushings are 90 hardness strongflex i got from jzz30.com

RudysSC

For real, you could eat off of that thing!!

silentkill

My buddy runs a transmission shop that built this and he's a perfectionist with a lot of his builds.

Happy to have some of his handy work in my car.

you can see some of his work on his website:
https://www.tmzperformance.com/

SC_coupe

Looking very nice! Interested to hear your impressions of the 1.5 Super Q and stongflex bushes as well. Ordered the same ones but have not gotten around to install. For the rear diff bushings, did you need a press to get them in? Or mallet, grease and some 'finesse'?