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He said above he has a shep front lsd and a 4 bolt rear lsd already.
A shepp front LSD is not a real LSD and the factory rear 4bolt lsd is a viscous. The viscous never does the same thing every time. That was the reason I said evo3 rear diff that is a clutch diff.
I vote for a real lsd in front and an evo 1-9 lsd in the rear along with a proper race alignment and some sticky rubber (star specs are good)and you should have no issues from there on out.
255- 40-17's as well.
I know people running 800+whp with minimal tire spin on this set up.
Quoting Brianawd:
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He said above he has a shep front lsd and a 4 bolt rear lsd already.
A shepp front LSD is not a real LSD and the factory rear 4bolt lsd is a viscous. The viscous never does the same thing every time. That was the reason I said evo3 rear diff that is a clutch diff.
This next winter I will be sending my trans in to get serviced and checked up. I will put in a really good diff at that time for the front /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif I should have went with my gut feeling and put it in from the start.... It was my choice and it was a bad one /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Quoting 3rdstrikedsm:
I vote for a real lsd in front and an evo 1-9 lsd in the rear along with a proper race alignment and some sticky rubber (star specs are good)and you should have no issues from there on out.
255- 40-17's as well.
I know people running 800+whp with minimal tire spin on this set up.
Evo 1-9 more info please....!
Its got a race alignment already /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif
The evo 1-3 front lsd along with the pass side axle and in the rear you need an evo 8-9 rear lsd carrier unit with the axle tulips in your 4 bolt housing and I thought there was a write up on here a while back but I am not 100% sure anymore /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
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