Is it possible and/or normal??

time to do some reading Bob

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limited_slip_differential

I don't know what my deal is tonight...care to spell it out a little more with a "yes" or "no" and why ?

In a STRAIGHT line:

1. STOCK diff shoud lay twins. One wheel MIGHT lay down a single at first, but not for long.

2. LSD SHOULD hook up sooner on the 'lagging' wheel.

Either diff should lay twins all the time in a straight line.



In a TURN:

1. STOCK diff will lay a single.

2. LSD will lay twins.

How is it possible that I laid a single then in a straight line? :? :?

Clutches in the LSD are warn out.. or slipping

i say do another burn out and see if it does it again... :?

Edit * you tricky mod.... stop deleted your post right before i reply to it :P

Not good if I paid 500 bucks for one and have 2500 miles and maybe 10 burnouts on it...

there see thats what i replied to

but yea like i said.. has it done it more then once?

I don't think so, no.

I just found it odd that I laid a fat 100+ foot single stripe on a straight flat road :?