Posi trac
12-06-2006, 05:18 PM
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Posi trac
I've got a friend with a 96 monte carlo... 3400DOHC, and it has the 4t60-E in it. Now, for some reason this car seems to have posi. Any chance I could go to the jyard and pick up the diff from that car and make a jumble of parts somehow come together to form posi in my 440-T4?
12-06-2006, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
All of our cars with well-maintained transmissions will lay dual stripes off the line.
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12-06-2006, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
All of our cars with well-maintained transmissions will lay dual stripes off the line.
May I ask what is the exact reason for this? Do we have a lock up Diff?
12-06-2006, 07:25 PM
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i doubt that his monte has posi..
wouldnt a good way to test for posi be to do a standing burnout and see if both wheels go? cuz then only one should spin...or would they both still go w/ a good tranny and no posi?
wouldnt a good way to test for posi be to do a standing burnout and see if both wheels go? cuz then only one should spin...or would they both still go w/ a good tranny and no posi?
12-06-2006, 07:30 PM
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This is not the same thing as a RWD posi....
On any good 440-T4( with enough power and the right ratio ) or any 4t60-E 4T65-E, you can lay a double strip... It has to be straight line good dry pavement... In a straight line both should go..
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On any good 440-T4( with enough power and the right ratio ) or any 4t60-E 4T65-E, you can lay a double strip... It has to be straight line good dry pavement... In a straight line both should go..
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12-06-2006, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by willwren
All of our cars with well-maintained transmissions will lay dual stripes off the line.
now i dont have a LSD or a "posi".....
the proof is in the pics
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Mine doesn't :( One tire fire... but it'* damn near 25ft. Still not acceptable.
The monte lays two strips all the time, and it seems in corners it will lay two strips, but the inside is darker. IDK, I want to see it once side on ice the other on dry pavement... but we're pretty sure it'* posi.
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The monte lays two strips all the time, and it seems in corners it will lay two strips, but the inside is darker. IDK, I want to see it once side on ice the other on dry pavement... but we're pretty sure it'* posi.
93SLE: damn kids and their shananagans