Very happy with Quaife LSD + extra power
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I got my car from the garage today and trip back to home with new Quaife LSD, sports exhaust system ( 200cell cats + catbacks ) and bigger lower pulley. LSD is the part XJR really needs. I was able to drive without traction control in very bad winter conditions. Also I like the sound of exhaust system against the orginal one
More performance upgrades coming before the summer... Let's see then how's 1/4mile ET and 1mile top speed. In this car 155mph speed limiter has been removed.
The only problem I have now is that central locking does not work when try to open or close the doors from the remote control. The problem has been there since I bought the car. The garage tried to resolve the problem by programming the new remote control unit, but no help. They told that the problem seems to be at car side. They asked me if I can find a new central locking unit to the car.... Anybody has more information about my problem...? Thanks.
Cheers
Sam
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The only problem I have now is that central locking does not work when try to open or close the doors from the remote control. The problem has been there since I bought the car. The garage tried to resolve the problem by programming the new remote control unit, but no help. They told that the problem seems to be at car side. They asked me if I can find a new central locking unit to the car.... Anybody has more information about my problem...? Thanks.
Cheers
Sam
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WaterDragon (08-28-2013)
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With my old remote controller, I was able to open the trunk and also no problems with lights. Just the doors did not open. Now, I think, the trunk does not open when they changed the remote controller. When I put key into the lock, I am able to open all the doors without any problems.
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XJR 99 are you planning to put that beast on the dyno? I'd love to see the power. Did you swap the upper pulley as well? How much boost is it running now? i Would reccomend installing a snow water/meth kit. Its a great addition. we are working on headers for my car so that could be a good add on too. Nice job with the mods!
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XJR 99 are you planning to put that beast on the dyno? I'd love to see the power. Did you swap the upper pulley as well? How much boost is it running now? i Would reccomend installing a snow water/meth kit. Its a great addition. we are working on headers for my car so that could be a good add on too. Nice job with the mods!
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User 070620 (11-05-2015)
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Looks nice. My car is a sponsor car for Buckhead imports and we are making our own set of headers. I'll let you know volume level when its done. My car won't have cats though. With my previous mods it dyno'd 379rwhp on a dyno jet. Ported supercharger is a good idea, i ran one of those for a little bit. I hesitate to speculate on a finish date for my car as ALL of the parts are custom and it's become a MONSTER of a build. we just got finished with pistons, sleeves, connecting rods and also drilled out the head bolts to accept a larger stud. I had a killer copper core head gasket made too. Compresion was also lowered half a degree as the supercharger that we are fitting to it is a big one so we can run plenty of boost. I looked into quafe but I ended up changing the gear ratio to 3.55 and adding Mercedes benz SLR Blue shift solenoids (you can do the solenoids on your car fairly easily and inexpensively) i hear they make a big difference. What are you doing for your intake? Factory airbox? I was running 18-19psi (almost too much in my opinion) when i had both upper and lower pulleys. I hear there is an ex. ford guy that is able to tune ECU's i'm sure he's still working on tunes and I'm excited that he can do it so we have options outside of Eurotek.
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Does the Quaife LSD fit non-XJR 99 model year Jag? I have a n/a '99 XJ8. The problem is wheel spin in the wet and especially in snow ... the traction control works overtime. I can't imagine how 'challenging' it must be with an open dif. with a supercharger in the rain and snow!
Racing Green Jaguar. - XJ V8 1997-2003, Differential, Limited Slip
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Sam
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KalboJosh (01-14-2012)
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I have Buckhead Imports working on it. From what I'm understanding they state the stub axles are too big on the XJR and don't fit properly in the Quaife. I'm really angry about the entire situation. This project is in its 3rd week with no chance of being solved. I've called Quaife USA and Racing Green Cars UK for assistance. All state this is a direct replacement which should take 20hrs labor max. Racing Green Cars UK states they have installed over 200 with no problems. The only thing I can think of is with the car being a R1 spec car maybe the axles are different. Who knows... I'm over it. When things go like this you tend not to care whether they solve it or not. I get feeling they are dragging there feet. I am thoroughly thoroughly disgusted with the entire process.
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They say the stub axles are too big and don't fit properly in the Quaife. The teeth on the QDF5W are 25 and the rear axle is 25. Do you have a Quaife QDF5W in your car? If so, did you experience any installation problems?