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=== Assembling Hybrid Half Shafts === Letβs start with some basic information. Z31 NA cars came with Tripod-Tripod half shafts, 6-bolt axle stub companion flanges, and an open differential with either a 3.7:1 ratio (β84ββ87) or a 3.9:1 ratio (β88ββ89). https://dev.z31library.com/xenonzcar_archive/z31/images/VLSDinstall/tripodtripod.png Z31 Turbo cars came equipped with Birfield-Double Offset (BDO) half shafts, 4-bolt axle stub companion flanges, and either: * Open differential (β84ββ86) with 3.54:1 ratio * Clutch type LSD with 3.7:1 ratio (β87ββ89) * Viscous type LSD with 3.7:1 ratio (β88SS edition) https://dev.z31library.com/xenonzcar_archive/z31/images/VLSDinstall/BDO.png β92 to Early β94 J30s: Birfield-Double Offset (BDO) half shafts, 5-bolt flanges, and VLSD with a 3.916 ratio. Late β94 to β96 J30s: Tripod-Tripod half shafts, 6-bolt flanges, and VLSD with a 3.916 ratio. The R200V (VLSD) can also be found in NA Z32s, β97ββ01 Q45s, and some 240SXs. (Half shafts and ratios for these applications can be found in their respective FSMs.) There are several ways to make your own hybrid VLSD half shafts. Due to time and cost constraints, I could only attempt one way. Lucky for you, fellow Z31performance members 88SinZ and Bemis shared information on their methods. A big thank you to 88SinZ for Method 1, and to Bemis for Methods 2β4.
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