Who has changed the LSD in their sedan?
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Who has changed the LSD in their sedan?
I just ordered my 4.083 gears and I was considering upgrading my LSD to probably a Wavetrac and maybe an OS Giken based on Spencer's recommendation at Z1.
I am having a tough time justifying the price though because I think I will notice the gearing a lot more and that is significantly cheaper. I really do not notice an issue with the factory LSD so I will spend the next few days driving at/above the limit with the VSC off to see if I can justify it. I am also having a tough time finding anyone with a G who has upgraded the LSD and I do not want to be the guinea pig.
Any thoughts?
I am having a tough time justifying the price though because I think I will notice the gearing a lot more and that is significantly cheaper. I really do not notice an issue with the factory LSD so I will spend the next few days driving at/above the limit with the VSC off to see if I can justify it. I am also having a tough time finding anyone with a G who has upgraded the LSD and I do not want to be the guinea pig.
Any thoughts?
I have a Cusco RS 1.5 way LSD in my car, I prefer clutch type LSDs as opposed to Torsen. I think for daily driving a Torsen would be ok but if you intend to take your car to the track you should definitely go for a clutch type LSD.
For an example, if you ever get one wheel off the ground while cornering under power a Torsen differential will act like an open differential and you will suddenly have no power when the wheel lifts.
For an example, if you ever get one wheel off the ground while cornering under power a Torsen differential will act like an open differential and you will suddenly have no power when the wheel lifts.
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I have a Cusco RS 1.5 way LSD in my car, I prefer clutch type LSDs as opposed to Torsen. I think for daily driving a Torsen would be ok but if you intend to take your car to the track you should definitely go for a clutch type LSD.
For an example, if you ever get one wheel off the ground while cornering under power a Torsen differential will act like an open differential and you will suddenly have no power when the wheel lifts.
For an example, if you ever get one wheel off the ground while cornering under power a Torsen differential will act like an open differential and you will suddenly have no power when the wheel lifts.
I have not had a chance to yet. Were there a lot of G sedan owners who posted up on that site about LSD's? I was really hoping to find someone with a sedan as the handling is quite different than a 370Z due to the weight and wheelbase. The fact that I have only seen one person so far with a different LSD in a sedan does not exactly inspire me with confidence.
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