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Old 21 December 2017, 09:02 PM
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Default alloy diff guard NOT genuine prodrive

ally diff guard for newage sti wrx wr1 etc.comes with stainless steel fittings.not genuine prodrive but looks bloody close. £90
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Old 21 December 2017, 10:31 PM
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Looks mint,bargain!
Shame it won't fit a classic
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Old 22 December 2017, 10:10 AM
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lol how many you got.
Old 22 December 2017, 10:43 AM
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too many lol.
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Do they all have the Prodrive machined out of them or (based on some of the plates in your pics) can you supply them with STi machined out, or is that a plate that bolts on?

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Old 22 December 2017, 12:19 PM
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I have ones with prodrive machined out. and plain ones that you can leave plain or with stainless steel wr1 or sti plate to fit to face.
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couple fitted.
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I'll have one of these if you have some left - pm sent
Old 13 January 2018, 05:47 PM
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replied. :-)
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do these fit all models ???
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all 6 speed r180 diff
and have the brackets for a wrx.
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Originally Posted by silver sonic
all 6 speed r180 diff
and have the brackets for a wrx.
how would anyone know if it is a R180 diff ??
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Originally Posted by nikon-man
how would anyone know if it is a R180 diff ??
is it 6 speed?
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Originally Posted by silver sonic
is it 6 speed?
yes a 2015-2017 sti
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Out of interest what does the whole kit weigh ?

Not that I’m running a F1 car but it all adds up.

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900g so less than a kilo .looks cool and protects diff.
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So will these fit a 5 speed hawk wrx with the supplied brackets
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not with the brackets supplied they are designed for the 6 speed. but its just the rear bracket that is different I believe as the bolts on back of diff are closer together.
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Originally Posted by silver sonic
not with the brackets supplied they are designed for the 6 speed. but its just the rear bracket that is different I believe as the bolts on back of diff are closer together.
got the same one put on today '3min job ' do look the ****
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looking forward to getting mine
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Originally Posted by bolski
got the same one put on today '3min job ' do look the ****
looks cool. was it just the hole centre on rear bracket to alter?
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Originally Posted by domino46
looking forward to getting mine
was dropped off at courier today!
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Originally Posted by silver sonic
looks cool. was it just the hole centre on rear bracket to alter?
no brackets fitted like a glove ! was off a 6speed and was thinkg the bracket would need altering but no just fitted perfect on my RB5 5 speed
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fitted mine today on a R180 diff - doesn't look bad at all, just trimmed 5mm off the middle rear allen head bolt so it doesn't rub against the drain plug casting.

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amazing what a bit of paint and laquer can do. :-)
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Originally Posted by silver sonic
amazing what a bit of paint and laquer can do. :-)
yeah easy when you have a steady hand ,, not so easy when you have hands like mine lol

will post pics of mine when its done

very happy with it though thanks
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Any chance you can lay your hands on the bolt pattern for a 5 speed newage diff and fabricate the brackets to match fella? that kinda thing is beyond me, have enough bother doing a 6 piece jigsaw lol would snap one up if that was the case coz they look as good as the genuine ones once their painted/lacquered
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Originally Posted by domino46
yeah easy when you have a steady hand ,, not so easy when you have hands like mine lol

will post pics of mine when its done

very happy with it though thanks
best way is a hypodermic syringe. but I just filled with paint using kids paintbrush then polish face with wet and dry and then autosol.
don't worry about overpaint on face as polish flat with wet and dry.
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Originally Posted by ted bass
Any chance you can lay your hands on the bolt pattern for a 5 speed newage diff and fabricate the brackets to match fella? that kinda thing is beyond me, have enough bother doing a 6 piece jigsaw lol would snap one up if that was the case coz they look as good as the genuine ones once their painted/lacquered
genuine ones aren't painted. the wording is as shown in pic.people just paint as I have.
message me have a wrx bracket left


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