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Limited Slips AKA Posi'* work quite simple actually.
Stock your differential is "Open" style.
I've been wanting to get some product info on FWD Aftermarket LSDs, however, not many companies make them, Auburn Gear does I belive, I know Detriot does not.
Stock your differential is "Open" style.
I've been wanting to get some product info on FWD Aftermarket LSDs, however, not many companies make them, Auburn Gear does I belive, I know Detriot does not.
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Originally Posted by SSEimatt93
Limited Slips AKA Posi'* work quite simple actually.
A spring loaded clutch type diff (like Intense) is simple but other types such as a torsen diff are much more complicated.
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Not to mention the cost, btw.
Turns out the monte has some burnt trans fluid with a big leaky leak. So no more fooling around in that car... god knows how much that kid did anyways. I'll do the spin trick next time he brings it in the shop. Just to confirm, posi would spin both wheels the same direction?
Turns out the monte has some burnt trans fluid with a big leaky leak. So no more fooling around in that car... god knows how much that kid did anyways. I'll do the spin trick next time he brings it in the shop. Just to confirm, posi would spin both wheels the same direction?
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The best way to tell if it has a limited slip is to jack up the front end with both front wheels off the ground.
Put the car in neutral with the engine off.
Rotate one wheel by hand.
If it has a limited slip, the opposite wheel will turn in the same direction.
If it is standard, the opposite wheel will turn in the opposite direction.
Put the car in neutral with the engine off.
Rotate one wheel by hand.
If it has a limited slip, the opposite wheel will turn in the same direction.
If it is standard, the opposite wheel will turn in the opposite direction.
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Well, a funny story ends it all. The monte kid keeps telling me he wants to race and that he'll smoke me.. which is probably true. But anyways, he pulls out of the shop today, only to find what, about .5qt of black trans fluid. Not only does he have some very burnt fluid, it'* coming out of the gaping hole in the diff. We looked into the giant hole, and sure enough, no posi. Just another open diff :(
You guys were right, no posi. I was getting excited... sure would have loved some posi on the bonne
You guys were right, no posi. I was getting excited... sure would have loved some posi on the bonne
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And the Open diff and him burning out with those one wheel wonder is most likely what caused the hole in the diff cover/Case
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
The best way to tell if it has a limited slip is to jack up the front end with both front wheels off the ground.
Put the car in neutral with the engine off.
Rotate one wheel by hand.
If it has a limited slip, the opposite wheel will turn in the same direction.
If it is standard, the opposite wheel will turn in the opposite direction.
Put the car in neutral with the engine off.
Rotate one wheel by hand.
If it has a limited slip, the opposite wheel will turn in the same direction.
If it is standard, the opposite wheel will turn in the opposite direction.
Kick it in the guts and it'll lock up ...
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
The best way to tell if it has a limited slip is to jack up the front end with both front wheels off the ground.
Put the car in neutral with the engine off.
Rotate one wheel by hand.
If it has a limited slip, the opposite wheel will turn in the same direction.
If it is standard, the opposite wheel will turn in the opposite direction.
Put the car in neutral with the engine off.
Rotate one wheel by hand.
If it has a limited slip, the opposite wheel will turn in the same direction.
If it is standard, the opposite wheel will turn in the opposite direction.
Kick it in the guts and it'll lock up ...
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How much traction do you need with fwd and a LSD? Isn't the engine heavy enough? Too bad all these cars are fwd, I have a Detroit full-carrier locker in the rear of my Jeep and that thing is painless and bulletproof...