elis94camaro

Hello everybody, I just swapped a rear end from a 98 camaro z28 six speed with the torsen unit and when it is in park with the rear wheels off the ground I can still rotate the axle. Is this normal, i still have the rear of the car in the air just in case so i can return it to the junk yard before 30 days? I was thinking that when i put it on the ground it wont roll because both axles spin in different directions. I am just concerned because my old rear was an auburn and it didnt spin freely when in park.

SS SLP2

iTrader: (8)

I think that is normal for the torsen ( know you need more info than a "think" answer)
the torson is complete differant from the auburn
Johnny
ps: enjoy the bump

Kevin97ss

The Torsen will act like a standard differential when unloaded. Wheels up in park they will turn in opposite directions. There are no clutches or cones to provide resistance, it is done by friction of the worm gears against the case but only under acceleration load. Under decal or in the air there is no friction.

shaker3000

anybody know where I can get a Zexel/torsen unit?

shaker3000

i cant find one of these torsen units any where i need one with the ABS ring on it

shaker3000

what car and options come on it to have it? i know it's like the 98-02 camaro right and fire bird do they have to have a v8 or v6 or does it matter do they come in the 5 speed or automatic or both im wanting to put one in my 98 blazer 10 bolt 7.5/7.625 rear end any help finding one will be greatly appreciated my e-mail is permenterjohn@gmail.com

01ssreda4

iTrader: (96)

Completely normal. For the other fella, gotta keep your eye on the used market for one. Auburns however are available new.