2G GSX rear end (help lsd or non)

[DSM_GSX01]

Trying to find out if my 95 gsx has LSD rear end. Want to be double sure. I think i have a early 95' not to sure. Production date says September 1994. I read it was early 95 but i want to make sure. I got car and didnt have e-prom in it. And lsd sticker is gone. I also have big brake rotors.

 

[xiteamxi]

Climb under the car and see if it said BFH on the diff cover would have taken less time then posting this.

 

[DSM_GSX01]

Not there its gone. I know the BFH is a LSD correct?

 

[jimsgsx]

If it isn't there the odds are you don't have it. Whoever bought that gsx brand new skimped on the good stuff. That sucks.

 

[DSM_GSX01]

BFH means LSD though right. And if i dont have BFH its non lsd most likel. How can i make sure.

 

[Phantom DSM]

On 2g's from what i have seen, BFH is for M/T LSD diffs, BFB is for m/t non-lsd. If you do not have the sticker, you could compare the axles to a non lsd car for example. From what i recall the LSD axles are a bit shorter than non lsd, the cups are a bit different. This is only if you wan to compare visually aside from taking off the diff cover to figure it out.

 

[NHerron]

This should answer your question, and don't forget to like your answers
http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/re...rs-manual-vs-automatic.436979/#post-153043110

Happy holidays

 

[bucken13]

Also interested phantom, do you have any pictures Non vs lsd cups to differentiat the 2?
Not meaning to thread jack, My BFB(non lsd) will Leave both Rear tire marks on a hard launch for a good 5-6foot patch. From what i have searched BFH is the manuel LSD code.

 

[dsmspick]

I would consider September to be late/ mid 95 car. Most turbo 2gs have big brakes up front. The question since yours is a 95 if it has the vented rear rotors. Since your missing the sticker on the rear end there might be an orange sticker in the driver door jam it will look like this

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Here is a helpful tool to decide if you have an eprom ecu or not. You can't always go off the case since the covers can be swapped. I always open it up and look for the chip.
http://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/epromid

 

[dsmspick]

Bucken13 here is a link to some info on the rear axels and the differences. The cups and the axels them selves are different to one another.
http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/2g-lsd-rear-axle-vs-2g-non-lsd-rear-axle.249934/