Clutch type LSD
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Clutch type LSD
Did any one the 2nd gen rx7's come with a clutch type limited slip diff, just wondering cuz i heard someone say that you can just swap the viscous and get a clutch type, than just rebuilt it....is any of this true...?
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how can you overhaul the clutch type LSd mines is totally gone my wheels dont even lock up they go opposite directions.......can it also be that my clutch is burnned out that my lsd might noe work?? ???
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Originally Posted by Cusco20B
would i be able to swap that into an s4 n/a drivetrain by any chance, or is the ring and pinion setup completely different..?
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Originally Posted by cool_as_crap
thought an upgrade for fd owners was an s4 lsd?
I could never understand that logic.
The FD Torsen is a much more finesse unit, but it has a lot better locking characteristics (i.e. linear) than a clutch-type.
I think the drag racers want the FC stock clutch-type LSD cause it's a little bit more robust.
I don't understand why they just don't buy an aftermarket clutch-type LSD, since it's a lot stronger.
These FD owners always baffle me...
-Ted
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Originally Posted by nukeall
i do wanna go sideways soo i wanna get it ready for autox
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Originally Posted by RETed
They think it is.
I could never understand that logic.
The FD Torsen is a much more finesse unit, but it has a lot better locking characteristics (i.e. linear) than a clutch-type.
I think the drag racers want the FC stock clutch-type LSD cause it's a little bit more robust.
I don't understand why they just don't buy an aftermarket clutch-type LSD, since it's a lot stronger.
These FD owners always baffle me...
-Ted
I could never understand that logic.
The FD Torsen is a much more finesse unit, but it has a lot better locking characteristics (i.e. linear) than a clutch-type.
I think the drag racers want the FC stock clutch-type LSD cause it's a little bit more robust.
I don't understand why they just don't buy an aftermarket clutch-type LSD, since it's a lot stronger.
These FD owners always baffle me...
-Ted
gotta love them... now if i could get one of them to trade me their torsen for my 100k miles s4 t2 lsd...
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