Mymax97

iTrader: (10)

I dont know why this happened. I know that I dont have VLSD because i just replaced my tranny in the begining of January and tilley told me that it wasnt VLSD. What would cause this? I took a picture but its only my cell phone and i dont have text or picture messages at all so i cant show everyone.

Zack342

iTrader: (89)

i guess you have a vlsd then

Mymax97

iTrader: (10)

But even tilley said that i dont have VLSD.

MDeezy

iTrader: (27)

how does putting down 2 strips mean you have VLSD?

Mymax97

iTrader: (10)

I dont know but im really confused. The strips looked like this
______

______

perfectally even.

Mymax97

iTrader: (10)

OO yea i know its not from the rear wheels from using the e-brake because i didnt use that i was in 1st gear then pushed the clutch in and then reved alittle and dropped it.

matty

iTrader: (54)

That will happen with an Open Diff Tranny, not every time, but in optimal conditions, it will....

-matt

MDeezy

iTrader: (27)

Many times I put down the 11 with my very open diff tranny.

It was parenthesis one time ) )

Mymax97

iTrader: (10)

Ok that makes me feel alittle better because i know the reason it did that but not better because it just reminded me again that i dont have VLSD.

BlackMaxdout

my max does the same thing. The initial spike of torque when you dump the clutch doesn't give either tire a chance to hook up, so it'll burn both for a while. Usually I get posi strips for a while until one tire hooks up, then it's all one tire fire, lol. My e-brake will lock the rear tires, but the car has so much torque, that it just drags the back tires with it. The result is a really odd looking burnout.

BlackMaxdout

I know this is off topic, but here is a link to me doing a burnout in my old Nissan Hardbody. And yes, it was posi

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/E...0E985716A6.htm

J_Swaleh

I dont know either, but thats pretty cool

Poowill

iTrader: (12)

I've kinda wondered the same thing, as i put down a nice even one on blacktop one day. I Definately don't have vlsd though..

Tim96I30t

iTrader: (2)

Easy way to know if you have VLSD is jack up crossmember and spin one wheel, the other wheel should move as well. Or check the firewall trans code, but many 10 year old cars have a new trans. The wheel spin doesn't lie it either works or doesn't. VLSD is the shiznit

blackonblue

Yea vlsd does rock on any application

Ceasars Chariot

iTrader: (16)

i have done this too, but i have also seen from video footage the left wheel spin, then on another run the right wheel spin, and i have seen both. who knows ? its an open diff thing ?

Zack342

iTrader: (89)

I was being scarcastic...you don't have a vlsd