Welding the center diff

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Apr 18, 2010 | 09:14 AM

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ShockerGT

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Originally Posted by LDadrenaline

damn people. If you cant have daddy cut a check to fix a car when it breaks then dont buy it. go back to honda.

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Apr 18, 2010 | 10:24 AM

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xxBoost Junkiexx

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Originally Posted by lostinthesauce83

Agreed boost junkie

Anyways anyone know where i could get one cheap?

I'll look it up on Monday and see what kind of deal I can get you.

Manny

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Apr 18, 2010 | 11:45 AM

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Tupass

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Originally Posted by xxBoost Junkiexx

So why didn't you fix your WRX.... Speaking of can't afford, didn't daddy's money build that thing anyways?

Give him a break he doesn't know any better and came to us first. To come on to a Subaru forum for help and advice just to get asinine comments like that (especially from you) makes us seem like SRT-4 owners.

Manny

+1. I love how non subaru owners come in here bashing the newbies.Ok u used to have a Subaru until it became bbq! If I remember right no one gave u shit or made fun of u when it happened.everybody felt ur pain,and all u do now is act like u know it all u Ignorant.Stick to the roadracing forum or Fs since they like u over there..

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Apr 18, 2010 | 01:51 PM

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specVmatt

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Yeah!

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Apr 18, 2010 | 03:01 PM

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If you weld the center diff it will make the car rwd. You have to also take the front axles out for it to work properly. If you are wanting to go RWD then there is a company that sells a locked diff. As mentioned above, the rear drivetrain is not designed to take the extra power etc , so unless you want the temp fix to cost more then the original fix then I personally wouldnt do it.