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Used Subaru Legacy Gt Spec B R180 Rear Differential With Torsen Lsd on 2040-parts.com

US $299.00
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Metuchen, New Jersey, United States

Metuchen, New Jersey, United States
USED rear differential from a 2008 Subaru Legacy GT spec BR180 with Torsen-type LSD3.545 final drive ratioINCLUDES new oil seals and breather cap
Brand:Subaru Placement on Vehicle:Rear

 This is a USED rear differential from a 2008 Subaru Legacy GT spec B. 100% original equipment, factory spec.

R180 with Torsen-type LSD and 3.545 final drive ratio.

INCLUDES new oil seals and breather cap.

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