93Rubie
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We had this dicssion today at work. I made the argument that a automatic locking rear diff such as they G80 package available on GM trucks is better than a limited slip diff. Limited slips as the name implies means they limit slip. Now lets say you are parked with one wheel on pavement and one on gravel, my corvette will spin the one on gravel, not a lot but some. They said if it has a properly working LSD it should step sideways or at least spin both. I say BS, its a limited slip unless you got those clutches set up so there is WAY lots of torque that can be applied before it slips. In above senerio I say my Vette's LSD works properly, any LSD should do about the same thing. A locker would lock both and put equal power to both in the above senerio.
My LSD for the record puts power to both rear wheels on level pavement with even traction equally.
In my world any LSD that is tight enough to allow both wheels to spin in the above senerio would cause binding in turns. Just my two cents.
Am I wrong here or they off there rockers??? Or are we both off our rockers???
My LSD for the record puts power to both rear wheels on level pavement with even traction equally.
In my world any LSD that is tight enough to allow both wheels to spin in the above senerio would cause binding in turns. Just my two cents.
Am I wrong here or they off there rockers??? Or are we both off our rockers???