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APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)
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petrol_head
Posted 10/9/2016 3:44 PM (#722698)
Subject: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


drive it like its hired

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SOLD

Edited by petrol_head 5/12/2016 6:42 PM
Jackbooth
Posted 11/9/2016 9:15 AM (#722703 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)
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petrol_head
Posted 11/9/2016 11:11 PM (#722705 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


drive it like its hired

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North east, Darlington area.
But for that price I would post it out.
thanks
petrol_head
Posted 14/9/2016 2:30 PM (#722712 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


drive it like its hired

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Bit more info:
"AP Racing. AP’s ‘Suretrac’ LSD is a relatively recent addition, mainly targeting the road user. The design uses cams and pawls. Consequently, despite AP’s claims that it’s a ‘novel’ and ‘unique’ concept, the design and ‘modus operandi’ is acutely similar to the established Jack Knight pawl-type, just a little more refined. The cams have a series of ‘lumps’ on them (1). The pawls have ‘lobes’ on each end (2), and are positioned horizontally between the cams, carried by fluted internal and external drums (3). When running in a straight line, no movement of the pawls takes place as there’s even traction on both wheels. Once a difference in traction occurs, the pawls slide in the flutes, engaging the cams. The amount of slip allowed is controlled by the frictional force developed between the drum flutes, pawl lobes and cam lumps, the resultant torque bias being applied to the axle with most traction. Pro’s - very ‘gentle’ in operation. Con’s - Comes as a sealed unit with ‘factory’ devised settings, so isn’t user tunable or serviceable. Won’t work with one wheel off ground - result, no drive. Usage - Road, drag racing, circuit racing with well-developed chassis (absolute minimal body roll, and stay off the kerbs), anywhere that won’t experience air-born wheels. Bill says - “Never seen one, but theory says similar experience to Jack Knight diff”.

petrol_head
Posted 23/9/2016 8:53 PM (#722739 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


drive it like its hired

5000500050002000500100100100100
sold!!
Cliff
Posted 5/12/2016 6:27 PM (#723013 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


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Location: Treviso, Italy		I have seen this too late!!
Do you have any idea where I can find one???
petrol_head
Posted 5/12/2016 6:42 PM (#723014 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


drive it like its hired

5000500050002000500100100100100
You will not find another, unless the current owner has decided to sell.
Cliff
Posted 8/12/2016 5:35 PM (#723031 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


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Location: Treviso, Italy		Jeez!
Jackbooth
Posted 9/12/2016 3:26 PM (#723043 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)
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Location: Keighley		Sorry pal currently in car and loving it best buy ive had
Cliff
Posted 9/12/2016 3:49 PM (#723044 - in reply to #722698)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


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I am so jealous, I know it... happy for you man!

I am just desperate to find one 'cause I am doing a VVC conversion and the lsd could be the perfect upgrade considering roads and my driving style.
petrol_head
Posted 13/12/2016 12:40 PM (#723069 - in reply to #723043)
Subject: RE: APC Suretrac LSD for R65 (Rare!)


drive it like its hired

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Jackbooth - 9/12/2016 9:26 PM

Sorry pal currently in car and loving it best buy ive had


Glad its gone to a good home.
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