Quaife atb for my E55

[Swift1092]

Ive just bought a quaife atb diff for my e55, if seen mixed reactions for this unit as it dosent react like a conventional lsd locking the wheel, have i made the right move? Dont get me wrong im all for traction when having a tear up with my mate in hes m5 but i also love the feeling of powersliding and overseer which i fear is not possible with this unit, could i get some feedback from anyone who has this unit? Thanks

 

[hotrodder]

The late Mark Herbert "testing" a Quaife ATB... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyKbywmc9Y4

Offroading aside, for the average bloke that *thinks* he's a good driver (that'll be most of us then) a torque biasing diff is a more sensible choice than a real LSD locker... more progressive, less violent and less likely to end in tears shortly after saying "watch this" to a mate [/gross generalisation]

I don't do modern stuff so don't know if/how much any nanny aids interfere with things to try and stop things getting out of hand before the driver runs out of talent.

 

[Swift1092]

Well being an ex british drift championship driver im used to a full lock up diff, i cant get on with the standard open mercedes diff which i think is ludricus to put standard in a high performance car, ive bought the atb as its listed as a limited slip diff just wanted to see any1s feed back on it

 

[Growy16]

Thinking of fitting the Quaife to my stock C63. Does it have any impact on the ESP?

 

[st13phil]

Does it have any impact on the ESP?

No, the ESP still works fine.

 

[Growy16]

Thanks ST13Phil