Mach V Motorsports CNC-milled billet aluminum differential cover
 

We started working on our own milled aluminum, CNC-machined diff cover more than a year ago. It's been a good bit of work, but it's finally here, and ready for the public.

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It's machined from a single very large chunk of aluminum. We designed in extra fins that hang down from the cover to catch some actual airflow. There are two holes for installation of an external diff cooler (not included), and one hole for a diff temp sensor probe.

The cover holds about 50% more fluid than the stock one.

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We figure people who would be most interested in this will be high-powered cars that run at the track, whether it's road race, drift, or hill-climb. I know some of the Japanese race teams had some trouble with overheating the rear diff early on.

More pics...

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Intro price is $599; regular price will be $675 after the initial sale is over. The diff covers are in stock, and you can buy one today.

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--Dan
Mach V

Nice piece--well done!

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