Limited Slip Differentials for MINI

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BMW stopped using truly limited-slip differentials with the advent of the E9X and E60 platforms. The advantages between an open and limited-slip differential are seconds on the track and a massive increase in corner exit grip. Tuner motorsports offer many different types of LSDs' to suit your driving style and budget.

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Limited Slip Differential 56.309.191WK

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Innovative: Patented Wavetrac® design automatically improves grip in low traction conditions. This feature is truly innovative and unlike any other torque biasing differential design.

Superior Materials: High strength 9310 steel gears are used in case-hardened billet or forged steel bodies. ARP® fasteners are used throughout the differential.

Maintenance Free: As supplied new, the Wavetrac® differential will perform a lifetime of service without maintenance or rebuilds.

Limited LIFETIME Warranty: All Wavetrac® differentials include a transferable, limited lifetime warranty.

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Quaife Torque Biasing Differential for Cooper S - (NO LONGER AVAILABL...

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The Quaife torque biasing differential enables your car to accelerate quicker and corner faster. How? By getting the power to the ground! The Quaife Differential powers both drive wheels under nearly all conditions, instead of just one. With an ordinary open differential, standard on all MINI's, a lot of precious power is wasted during wheelspin under acceleration. This happens because the open differential shifts power to the wheel with less grip (along the path of least resistance). The Quaife, however, does just the opposite. It senses which wheel has the better grip, and biases the power to that wheel. It does this smoothly and constantly, and without ever completely removing power from the other wheel.

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