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To Anyone Wanting To Put An Lsd Into Their Corolla

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hmm yeah but locked diffs are crap for everyday driving!

and also illegal in a lot of places

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hmm yeah but locked diffs are crap for everyday driving!

you reckon? apart from the axle snapping and legality issue, i'd rather drive with a locker any day. then again, i've never driven a car with a limo hard

my 2nd car was a mk1 escort, it had a welded diff. and it was crap.

either understeers or oversteers.

which is not good when you have to drive to work everyday!!!

its fine for a competition car (hell porsche used one in the 935 lemans cars) but as a daily driver... i hate them!!

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I'm not the biggest fan of my locker. It's fun, and it puts power to the ground, but I think I'm having to wrestle with the car more than I want to. Like Mr Revhead said, it ploughs into corners, and then oversteers like mad out of corners. Fun, but it gets tiring...

well yes, i didn't keep mine in there, and i don't drive my car every day anyway. but for flat out performance use and predictability, i love lockers! hell, if i had a cooler drive car than a van (such as a 1200 ute or something) i'd probably only drive my corolla to hillclimbs, cruises and events, so i'd put the locker back in. mmm illegal

 

i think a locked diff would be well scary in the wet tho

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Going around roundabouts in the wet is just about impossible in Hal. Too little throttle, and it'll understeer. Just the right amount of throttle, and it'll oversteer. Too much throttle, and it'll understeer, or oversteer, depending on where the steering wheel is pointed...

hey isnt having a LSD make both wheels spin ina burnout? why don't u crack open ur norm diff and weld it up hehehe then it will be sweet

carl :D

bahahahhahhaha!

 

look! its a muppet ^ :D

hmmm thats a lot for a lsd setup!! I'm gonna try do it cheaper using a

hiace axle and hilux diff centre or shorten a r31 skline diff and use

a lsd from the skyline/falcon. havent really looked into it too much though

/me bows to the god of Cusco.

 

MMM LSD. All the fun of a locker without the constant breaking of centres and axles. It's not cheap but after replacing my 5th diff in 12 months it was time.

 

$1300 for the centre

$80 for 3.9 T-18 rear end

$30 for 4.1 Celica centre

$120 for fitting

$30 for bearings

$20 for oil

 

Drift = Priceless

 

don't be fooled. Stock diffs and VLSD's are crap. Nothing beats a good aftermarket centre.

i dunno; i hated driving in the wet with an lsd in my dodge a-100 p/u. i like my "one legger" juswt fine

what i don't like though, is the 4.3 gears

4.30 to one = 4,000 rpm@73mph in 5th

now a 3.91.........just about perfect

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