zetec69

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Is anyone running a set up without LSD on their Cossie?

If so how do you find it compared?

Cheers

THE INK MAN

Silly question really mate.

Lambchop

iTrader: (1)

wtf!

it would be the biggest piece of shit ever!

Why?!?!

rsdene

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prob not a good idea, but the first noble's didnt have a lsd

THE INK MAN

zetec69

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Under normal driving conditions the car would drive no different! Lmao

rapidcossie

would just wheelspin ALOT more mate and would be more unstable under power.

woul drive fine under normal driving tho.

bud-weis

most cossie LSD's are probably that worn they are useless anyway

gurnE

Why would it be unstable under power?

A car is more stable with one wheel barbecuing itself than two!

Can't see as you'd notice any difference in normal driving but traction off the line would be reduced as would power oversteer.

Standard cossie diffs are pretty shite anyway

Stavros

PMSL! How many of you have tried it!?

I doubt youd feel much difference as the stock "LSD" is total dogshit anyhow, not much better than an open diff.

Its not ideal, but doubt youd even notice that much, its not like going from a proper diff to a open one.

Turbosystems

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a new standard diff is actually very good
the dog shit ones u refer to are the worn out burnt out 15+ year old abused ones

zetec69

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Was thinking of putting an uprated viscous LSD from gearboxman in. Has anyone tried one? They any good?

I would think this coupled with my brand new scorpio cosworth diff with 2wd flanges would be pretty good. Car is used otr mainly with occassional trips to Pod launching.

Cheers

foreigneRS

yes i've tried it

i bought an open 7.5" diff of a scorpio ultima (auto with TC)

was shit when powering out of corners as the unloaded wheel would spin up very easily.

soon cured it