lsd. diff... question...
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lsd. diff... question...
hey guys read this below.? i got this from someone's post awhile back.. (sorry for not posting your credit man. forgot to get your name..) read below if you guys think, or agree.. if that is true or not.?? and does it really work. on how to tell if a car has lsd or not... dose this work on any seven..? or does it just work with some.. well i mean on any rx7 if that below true is the result right.?? guys anything.?? thanks..
On your car, with the rear end in the air, if you turn one wheel the other should move the opposite direction if you do not have an LSD.
If the other wheel does not turn or turns the same direction that points to having a clutch type LSD. This test only works on the clutch type. The Fluid or Viscous uses a different test (one wheel turned one direction, then reveresed and turned and then reveresed back again and turned, then the rear should lock up and both wheels turn).
anything guys.??
On your car, with the rear end in the air, if you turn one wheel the other should move the opposite direction if you do not have an LSD.
If the other wheel does not turn or turns the same direction that points to having a clutch type LSD. This test only works on the clutch type. The Fluid or Viscous uses a different test (one wheel turned one direction, then reveresed and turned and then reveresed back again and turned, then the rear should lock up and both wheels turn).
anything guys.??
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i think the clutch type would have to slip for it to engage so with the car just lifted up i think the other wheel would spin the opposite direction like a normal diff unless the clutch engaged from slipping
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Yep, those test directions are right.
The viscous fluid LSD needs the fluid to heat slightly to lock, and the Clutch type (unless worn out) will engage right away with no force on either rear wheel or the drive shaft.
The viscous fluid LSD needs the fluid to heat slightly to lock, and the Clutch type (unless worn out) will engage right away with no force on either rear wheel or the drive shaft.
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so yea.. when i lifted my car yp. and twisted the rear wheel. and only the one i spud turn.. and the one that i didn't turn.. that means that i got lsd.? oh yea!. kOol.. ehhe. sweet.. well do i.? hahaa.. i don't know. and if i do have it. its hard to belevie.. but yet. kOol.. just to know that i got it. too. ehhe.. kOol guys!..
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so yea.. when i lifted my car yp. and twisted the rear wheel. and only the one i spud turn.. and the one that i didn't turn.. that means that i got lsd.? oh yea!. kOol.. ehhe. sweet.. well do i.? hahaa.. i don't know. and if i do have it. its hard to belevie.. but yet. kOol.. just to know that i got it. too. ehhe.. kOol guys!..
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so yea.. when i lifted my car yp. and twisted the rear wheel. and only the one i spud turn.. and the one that i didn't turn.. that means that i got lsd.? oh yea!. kOol.. ehhe. sweet.. well do i.? hahaa.. i don't know. and if i do have it. its hard to belevie.. but yet. kOol.. just to know that i got it. too. ehhe.. kOol guys!..
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yea thats right icemark.. i got a VLSD not a clutch type lsd. right!. only on s4 that has those.. but as said.. but i got a question.?? umm.. don't the clutch type work/respond better and faster than the VLSD.?
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when i checked mine i had it in 1st gear and turned the rear driver wheel, the other side turned the opposite direction. BUT when i put it in nuteral and spun the wheel, they turn the same way. So im kinda worried cause when i purchased it, it was said to be a LSD. I bought the whole car as a parts car (was a write-off) and the rear tires had alot of wear but the wear was even on both sides. Im guessing the diff is lsd but worn out, im putting new fluid in it before my car gets finished.
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