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Old 05-26-2005, 02:20 AM   #1
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Question Question about differential

I put my rims on too early this year and ended up bubbling 3 tires and bending 2 rims on awesome New England roads. So yesterday i was going to get new tires to put my stock rims back on so i figured since there were bubbles in the tires already i would just roast the tires on my aftermarket rims. So i go to an industrial park with my friend and burn em up a couple times. Every single time i had perfect dual strips. I'll do it again and take some pictures to show you guys, but both tires def left strips like 15 feet long then when i shifted into second i got another set of two solid lines for another 10 feet or so. Can anyone tell me why this happens? I thought i would only have 1 strip when i burned out.
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Old 05-26-2005, 03:27 AM   #2
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Re: Question about differential

sounds like you've got an LSD unit.
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Re: Question about differential

Deffinately. I would say you have a Limited Slip Differential for sure.
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You have an LSD which locks your front wheels together. If you had an open diff then you would be doing peg leg burnouts.
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Re: Question about differential

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If you had an open diff then you would be doing peg leg burnouts.

one wheel peel!!!


My Z supposedly has LSD, but half the time the right wheel spins when you get after it from a stop. But, sometimes it'll lock both and get all goofy hehe.

I think maybe the clutches in the LSD maybe worn out... it's odd!
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Old 05-27-2005, 01:07 AM   #6
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one wheel peel!!!


My Z supposedly has LSD, but half the time the right wheel spins when you get after it from a stop. But, sometimes it'll lock both and get all goofy hehe.

I think maybe the clutches in the LSD maybe worn out... it's odd!
Sounds to me like your diff is done. Is it the stock unit?
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Old 05-28-2005, 03:48 PM   #7
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maybe the previous owner used an integra type r transmisson
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I got the car with 89k miles on it. It was completely stock supposedly. I talked to my buddy and he said most likely i was spinning both wheels cause i couldn't get equal traction, and because the half shafts on my car are of equal length. I dont think it really matters right now though, cause i just got my new tires and i can barely spin 2nd, i just shift and they chirp and stick. It's pretty cool. Oh yeah, and i massacred a Boxster today.... Sweet
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