Bmw 168 Lsd Carrier 2002tii E21 E30 E36 Differential Limited Slip Small Case on 2040-parts.com
San Fernando, California, US
Good used LSD carrier from an e30 318is. This is a factory 25% clutch LSD. This carrier can be installed into most 4 cylinder BMW housings that use 168 mm gears, small case. Break away torque measured at 24 t/lbs. Can ship world wide for $60. Buyer is responsible for any taxes or duties.
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