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02-06-2005, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by binky

This is awesome.
Thanks for this write-up, coalition. I just scored me a 2K1 B15 LSD tranny and after reading this I'm itching to install a Phantom Grip in it too.

What piece specifically did you use? I can't find a part listed for the B15 or P11 from Phantom Grip. Are you using the JGY diff?

I used the JGY part. It was $219 and I got the "drag" spring rate.

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