LSD on my '95?

I recently bought a clean '95 Q45. It has traction control, but not the Active Suspension and is not a "T" model.

I don't know if it has LSD, but it will always make 2 burnout marks. I can't get just one wheel to turn, even with the 20x8.5 wheels on it.

How can I tell if it has it?

p.s. any else install the 6disc factory CD changer? that was super easy.
p.p.s.s. changing the window actuator is not fun

jason
turbo G20
turbo se-r
'95 q45 on dubs:flash:

Howdy!

Star tracked me down when I was rolling in the Q.
I told her you would be here in 2 weeks. She said she would be calling me in 2 weeks. She wants you.

Well then, two weeks it is . . .

Window's all fixed now?

Try this link for Infiniti mechanical advice PARTICULARLY the Q:

NICO Online Mechanic (http://www.nissaninfiniticlub.com/ubbcgi/forumdisplay.cgi?action=topics&forum=NICO+Online+Mechanic&number=14)

All the Q's have LSDs, and they're viscous. Burning out won't tell you if you have one or not. Jack the car up and spin one wheel, if the other turns in the same direction, it's at least an LSD.

v8z

I noticed your post and wanted to ask you how you like the car? Does it come standard with a CD and CD changer? Would love to hear from you before I decide. The one I'm considering is Black, 94000 miles. Since I live around alot of snow I am also wondering how it does in snow without front-wheel drive. Thanks in advance for your reply! jamjess

Yep, the two tire marks are a definite clue.

The factory CD player is a 10 CD Changer. I believe there two different Sony (unique to Infiniti) models used.