December 14, 200421 yr EXACTLY! Better to have the wheels on ice spin away the excess torque, as with open diffs. LSD will keep power going to those two on the pavement and produce a serious amount of yaw. Even if it's only the rear that has LSD.
December 14, 200421 yr If I floor it on black ice with the Sube, There's nothing cooler then the feeling of flooring my Subie on ice.
December 14, 200421 yr EXACTLY! Better to have the wheels on ice spin away the excess torque, as with open diffs. LSD will keep power going to those two on the pavement and produce a serious amount of yaw. Even if it's only the rear that has LSD. Having said that, I'd consider limited slip a highly welcome addition if my vehicle useage included a lot of "ranch" or backwoods type driving. e.g. gravel, mud, grass, hills, un-even terrain, or pulling a boat trailer up a seaweed-slicked ramp.
December 14, 200421 yr Author EXACTLY! Better to have the wheels on ice spin away the excess torque, as with open diffs. LSD will keep power going to those two on the pavement and produce a serious amount of yaw. Even if it's only the rear that has LSD. I see what you mean! Maybe I won't be doing that dreaded 180 after all...
December 14, 200421 yr Jeansain, could you give your avatar girl a good sport support bra for Christmas ? Looking at her run gives me aches in my phantom breasts.
December 14, 200421 yr Author Jeansain, could you give your avatar girl a good sport support bra for Christmas ? Looking at her run gives me aches in my phantom breasts. That would make too many unhappy voy... guys on this board!
December 15, 200421 yr Author I though she had some sort of accident...and those were double airbags :-)With all that running, they could come in handy if she trips on something... Kind of natural shock absorbers...
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