Stupid LSD question.
Originally posted by "Levi"
I even had to get certain fluid for the rear because it has clutch packs, but yet its non LSD.
I even had to get certain fluid for the rear because it has clutch packs, but yet its non LSD.
Easiest way to check is jack up the rear end with the car in gear and see if you can easily rotate the back wheels in opposite directions. If it takes a reasonable amount of force to do so that is the resistance of the LSD.
Boo ya, or try my fav test
Cut the wheel, and drop the clutch, if your rear end slids out like fun and fun should, you got lsd. If your car goes lame on you and only spun the inner wheel you lose... like me
Cut the wheel, and drop the clutch, if your rear end slids out like fun and fun should, you got lsd. If your car goes lame on you and only spun the inner wheel you lose... like me
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Depends on the type of LSD. A Viscious wont have issues turning it different directions. EDIT***** This is not entirely correct. If you spin the DRIVESHAFT, then both wheels will turn the same direction with a VLSD. And 400hp930 is correct about the resistence thing
As far as the original question, YES, you can spin both without the LSD. Both of my cars do it off a hard launch.
Originally posted by "400HP930"
Easiest way to check is jack up the rear end with the car in gear and see if you can easily rotate the back wheels in opposite directions. If it takes a reasonable amount of force to do so that is the resistance of the LSD.
Easiest way to check is jack up the rear end with the car in gear and see if you can easily rotate the back wheels in opposite directions. If it takes a reasonable amount of force to do so that is the resistance of the LSD.
As far as the original question, YES, you can spin both without the LSD. Both of my cars do it off a hard launch.
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Originally posted by "PseudoRealityX"
Easiest way to check is jack up the rear end with the car in gear and see if you can easily rotate the back wheels in opposite directions. If it takes a reasonable amount of force to do so that is the resistance of the LSD.
Depends on the type of LSD. A Viscious wont have issues turning it different directions.
Originally Posted by 400HP930
Easiest way to check is jack up the rear end with the car in gear and see if you can easily rotate the back wheels in opposite directions. If it takes a reasonable amount of force to do so that is the resistance of the LSD.


