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Lsd in front
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Lsd in front
Has anyone stuck a lsd in the front diff and if so did it make any difference.
Re: Lsd in front
Aussie Bronco's have one fitted standard in the front. Don't know how they go, but.bastard wrote:Has anyone stuck a lsd in the front diff and if so did it make any difference.
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assuming you're talking about a toyota style clutch pack LSD, if you have it preloaded enough to make a difference to offroad traction, it will make your offroad handling unpredictable and on high speed dirt roads the vehicle will tend to push/understeer badly into corners until the weight transfers to the outside wheel, at which point you'll become good buddies with mister oversteer. It's not impossible to handle but it's not real comfortable either.
for the effort you have to go to to change the front hemisphere, save up for an airlocker.
for the effort you have to go to to change the front hemisphere, save up for an airlocker.
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