LSD for BMW Z4 2.5 Si steptronic

[stefstef]

Hello guys.
My name is Stefanos and I am a proud owner of a Z4 2.5 Si steptronic mod 2006.
I was searching your forum because I want to "install" a limited slip differential in my Z4. I Haven't found another thread concerning this matter.
Have you heard something about that...?

[MaSt0RaS]

geia soy re stefane... kai egw exw to idio amaksi kai epsaxna gia lsd e lyseis einai quiafe logika apo tis kalyteres..

Kai h allh lysh na dwseiw liga xrhmata parapanw kai na baleiw apo M dld me psalidia anarthseiw kai frena ola metaxeirismena parta... aksizei..

Ayto mallon tha kanw..!

sto ellhniko forum mpaineis?

[zuendi]

Originally Posted by MaSt0RaS

geia soy re stefane... kai egw exw to idio amaksi kai epsaxna gia lsd e lyseis einai quiafe logika apo tis kalyteres..

Kai h allh lysh na dwseiw liga xrhmata parapanw kai na baleiw apo M dld me psalidia anarthseiw kai frena ola metaxeirismena parta... aksizei..

Ayto mallon tha kanw..!

sto ellhniko forum mpaineis?

Yep...seams it is like this..............

[MaSt0RaS]

Originally Posted by zuendi

Yep...seams it is like this..............

hahah we are from the same country :P:P

[stefstef]

Anyone knows.....?

[Yal]

it's all Greek to me. (someone had to say it)

[stefstef]

It's Greek for you, concerning LSD.....?

[stefstef]

No one after 7 months?
No one wants to put a limited slip differential on his lovely Z4...?

[Incompatible]

Originally Posted by stefstef

No one after 7 months?
No one wants to put a limited slip differential on his lovely Z4...?

I don't know about the diff in your 2.5, but there are several threads on aftermarket LSD units for the Z4, do a search of this and the other forums. IIRC there are clutch design and quaife type units. Again working off memory (I'm at work and time is limited) Performance Gearing is one speciality shop which should be able to help. I think most of the clutch type units require modifying your diff housing prior to installing. If quaife makes one for your car, it should be a standard "drop in" type of install.

An LSD is nice to have, but they are not inexpensive. Another thing you may consider since you're doing work on the diff, is changing the ratio. A higher ratio will give you better acceleration at the expense of reduced gas mileage. Good luck

[stefstef]

Thanks, I ll try to find a solution from Quaife probably!