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Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: So cal, CA
Feedback Score: 5 reviews
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Incredible... Dave, what will we do with our spare time when this has ended? Will we stop obssessing when the next update will be? Its gonna be a sad and awesome day when you have finished!!!
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Burgaw, NC
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Burgaw, NC
Feedback Score: 1 reviews
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the LSD is kind of a tricky question since the majority of our experience is with FWD. now we're talking mid-engine... uhhhh. uhhhhh. huh. I dont have an answer but heres what i came up with as things to keep in mind: -The phantom grip is considered pretty good for what it is. However as a "differential hack" im not sure how much of its design was influenced by the FWD layout of the cars it goes into if any. Its definetly not the most elegant solution and you should keep in mind this things attached to the rear wheels of your car. Any funny diff behavior that might be acceptable up front might really ruin your day out back. -How much will you actually need an LSD? Except for low speeds a stock prelude motor has never created much problems with torque steer/peg legging etc. -Especially in a RWD chassis? Lotus runs no LSD in their elise stock. they dont have to and they have more power than that prelude engine, becasue of the fact it's a light car with a mid engine. Not only do you get RWD weight transfer but the motors over the wheels, so theres enoguh traction that an LSD is a moot point. Although an elise weighs next to nothing you may be in the same boat. -People brought up the braille integra... that was a FR setup. Integras are light in the rear, with an engine in the back theres going to be ALOT less wheelspin. -Is it more headaches than its worth? Despite their downfalls open differentials are predictable. Depending entirely on the quality of the unit, how its setup, and how it works with the car as a whole LSD's can be just as predictable, or a PITA. This mostly goes for spring loaded clutch packs, with which you often pay a price in driveability for increased traction. The point is, the fact that this is an MR car is going to amplify these effects, the MR setup obviously requires alot of care as it can handle beutifally or become a complete handful depending on these things. -Also, will the fact that these diffs were designed for a FF chassis come into play? Not sure about that one. So personally i'd say leave the diff open for now, and if it comes down to it you can experiment later.
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The Enforcer!
Real Name: justYn
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: San Antonio, TX
Model: GS-R
Year: 1995
Articles: 2
Feedback Score: 21 reviews
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maybe they should break this thread up to a part 2
i mean 101+ pages come on morningz do the magic
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Real Name: Stephen
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Florida
Model: SSBP GSR
Year: 1999
Articles: 74
Feedback Score: 31 reviews
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why?
Dave has done an absolutely excellent job of a "Table of Contents" on page #1 as a result, stays as is....
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