Looking for answers on LSD
In the following thread I was told that SEs have LSD. However (other than canadian maxes) I was under the impression that only the AE came with LSD and it was a VLSD.
Here's the thread: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=31655
Can anyone tell me which is correct?
Here's the thread: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=31655
Can anyone tell me which is correct?
Originally posted by punkdork
In the following thread I was told that SEs have LSD. However (other than canadian maxes) I was under the impression that only the AE came with LSD and it was a VLSD.
Here's the thread: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=31655
Can anyone tell me which is correct?
In the following thread I was told that SEs have LSD. However (other than canadian maxes) I was under the impression that only the AE came with LSD and it was a VLSD.
Here's the thread: http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....threadid=31655
Can anyone tell me which is correct?
A simple test if you want to know for sure.
Find a surface that has a split coefficient of friction (I.e. one side ice the other dry pavement). Stop with one of the front wheels on the slick surface and the other wheel on the high traction surface (and turn off the traction control). When you briskly accelerate the torque will want to go the wheel that is easiest to spin (the slick surface). If you just sit and see one tire spin you have an open differential. If both tires move and drive you off you have a LSD.
Here's another way... when you have your car jacked up (both front wheels up), turn one of the wheels. If the other one spings the same way (i.e. spin FR clockwise causing FL to spin counterclockwise, or vice versa), then you have LSD.
If the wheels spin in opposite directions (i.e. both to counterclockwise, or clockwise), then you don't have LSD.
Arrows represent the direction the tires are spinning.
If the wheels spin in opposite directions (i.e. both to counterclockwise, or clockwise), then you don't have LSD.
Code:
So, LSD: ^ ^ | | | | or v v No LSD: ^ | | ^ | v or v |
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Here's another way... when you have your car jacked up (both front wheels up), turn one of the wheels. If the other one spings the same way (i.e. spin FR clockwise causing FL to spin counterclockwise, or vice versa), then you have LSD.
If the wheels spin in opposite directions (i.e. both to counterclockwise, or clockwise), then you don't have LSD.
So, LSD:
^ ^ | |
| | or v v
No LSD:
^ | | ^
| v or v |
Arrows represent the direction the tires are spinning.
Here's another way... when you have your car jacked up (both front wheels up), turn one of the wheels. If the other one spings the same way (i.e. spin FR clockwise causing FL to spin counterclockwise, or vice versa), then you have LSD.
If the wheels spin in opposite directions (i.e. both to counterclockwise, or clockwise), then you don't have LSD.
So, LSD:
^ ^ | |
| | or v v
No LSD:
^ | | ^
| v or v |
Arrows represent the direction the tires are spinning.
Originally posted by Y2KevSE
Oops... sorry about the blob of stuff. I modified the post to make it look better now.
Oops... sorry about the blob of stuff. I modified the post to make it look better now.
Perhaps I'm mis-reading this, but I think your (i.e.'s) are backwards. You say that if spinning one tire causes the other tire to spin the same direction, then in the i.e. you say opposite directions?? Vice-versa for the no LSD explanation. Again, maybe I'm mis-reading. Just FYI
---- Kevin
Sorry, I accidentally click on the wrong link and edited your post with my reply.
---- Kevin
Sorry, I accidentally click on the wrong link and edited your post with my reply.
Originally posted by Dustyroads
Perhaps I'm mis-reading this, but I think your (i.e.'s) are backwards. You say that if spinning one tire causes the other tire to spin the same direction, then in the i.e. you say opposite directions?? Vice-versa for the no LSD explanation. Again, maybe I'm mis-reading. Just FYI
---- Kevin
Sorry, I accidentally click on the wrong link and edited your post with my reply.
Perhaps I'm mis-reading this, but I think your (i.e.'s) are backwards. You say that if spinning one tire causes the other tire to spin the same direction, then in the i.e. you say opposite directions?? Vice-versa for the no LSD explanation. Again, maybe I'm mis-reading. Just FYI
---- Kevin
Sorry, I accidentally click on the wrong link and edited your post with my reply.
Originally posted by LoveSick
When I was driving in the snow, I was told that both wheel were spinning. It also said in the 2k manual that LSD is available on just SE and not GXE nor GLE.
BTW, SE in Canada is just AE in US. SE here gets 17".
When I was driving in the snow, I was told that both wheel were spinning. It also said in the 2k manual that LSD is available on just SE and not GXE nor GLE.
BTW, SE in Canada is just AE in US. SE here gets 17".
Originally posted by punkdork
I have an SE with 16" it depends on your options packages. I guess I'll have to double-check the LSD in my manual.
I have an SE with 16" it depends on your options packages. I guess I'll have to double-check the LSD in my manual.
If they both spin in the same direction (forward) then there is a limited slip. If they spin opposite one goes forward and one goes backward then it is open.
Hope that helps
Mark F
Hope that helps
Mark F
Originally posted by Dustyroads
Perhaps I'm mis-reading this, but I think your (i.e.'s) are backwards. You say that if spinning one tire causes the other tire to spin the same direction, then in the i.e. you say opposite directions?? Vice-versa for the no LSD explanation. Again, maybe I'm mis-reading. Just FYI
---- Kevin
Sorry, I accidentally click on the wrong link and edited your post with my reply.
Perhaps I'm mis-reading this, but I think your (i.e.'s) are backwards. You say that if spinning one tire causes the other tire to spin the same direction, then in the i.e. you say opposite directions?? Vice-versa for the no LSD explanation. Again, maybe I'm mis-reading. Just FYI
---- Kevin
Sorry, I accidentally click on the wrong link and edited your post with my reply.
Guys....here is the confusion.
If you bought your car in the US, the only way you have a VSLD is if you have the 2001 SE-A. That means basically very few have it.
I think the confusion comes in beacuse in canada they sell all SE's with the VSLD.
We have quite a few canadians on this board.
If you bought your car in the US, the only way you have a VSLD is if you have the 2001 SE-A. That means basically very few have it.
I think the confusion comes in beacuse in canada they sell all SE's with the VSLD.
We have quite a few canadians on this board.
Originally posted by Mike S.
Guys....here is the confusion.
If you bought your car in the US, the only way you have a VSLD is if you have the 2001 SE-A. That means basically very few have it.
I think the confusion comes in beacuse in canada they sell all SE's with the VSLD.
We have quite a few canadians on this board.
Guys....here is the confusion.
If you bought your car in the US, the only way you have a VSLD is if you have the 2001 SE-A. That means basically very few have it.
I think the confusion comes in beacuse in canada they sell all SE's with the VSLD.
We have quite a few canadians on this board.
VSLD is a type of LSD. Just like a Granny Smith is a type of Apple.
V=Viscious
L=Limited
S=Slip
D=Differential
There are also gear driven and clutch driven LSDs.
Mark F
PS-I think all Maximas are VLSD
V=Viscious
L=Limited
S=Slip
D=Differential
There are also gear driven and clutch driven LSDs.
Mark F
PS-I think all Maximas are VLSD
Originally posted by punkdork
That's what I thought but LoveSick I believe has a US SE and claims to have LSD but not VLSD... not possible correct?
That's what I thought but LoveSick I believe has a US SE and claims to have LSD but not VLSD... not possible correct?
Originally posted by MarkF
VSLD is a type of LSD. Just like a Granny Smith is a type of Apple.
V=Viscious
L=Limited
S=Slip
D=Differential
There are also gear driven and clutch driven LSDs.
Mark F
PS-I think all Maximas are VLSD
VSLD is a type of LSD. Just like a Granny Smith is a type of Apple.
V=Viscious
L=Limited
S=Slip
D=Differential
There are also gear driven and clutch driven LSDs.
Mark F
PS-I think all Maximas are VLSD
Re: look at pupils
Originally posted by tb420
you all are just spinning your wheels... quick way to find out: if it's pupils are dilated and there is an overall look of detachment, your max may be involved with LSD.
you all are just spinning your wheels... quick way to find out: if it's pupils are dilated and there is an overall look of detachment, your max may be involved with LSD.
Then god must have blessed lovesick's car cuz if he's got a 2K, he's got a good old open diff. Again, the only cars with VSLD are 2001 se-a....which should amount to ~10k cars after the 2001 production run. Oh....and 92-94SE maximas have vsld in both 5sp and auto form.
Canadian 2000-2001 SE's and SE-A have VSLD. Even some of the 4th gen canadian se's have vsld, but I'm not sure how far back that goes.
Canadian 2000-2001 SE's and SE-A have VSLD. Even some of the 4th gen canadian se's have vsld, but I'm not sure how far back that goes.
Of Couse not All of them have LSDs
I know not all Max's have LSDs that is how this thread started. I meant all Max's with an LSD have a VLSD.
Mark F
Mark F
Originally posted by punkdork
Not all maxes have VLSD.. go to the Nissan website for the US... the VLSD is only on the AEs. I know there are different types of LSD.. I'm just wondering if we non AEs have some sort of LSD and if so.. is it only SEs or is it all trims?
Not all maxes have VLSD.. go to the Nissan website for the US... the VLSD is only on the AEs. I know there are different types of LSD.. I'm just wondering if we non AEs have some sort of LSD and if so.. is it only SEs or is it all trims?
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
Aero Kit too
Dont forget that the AE in the US gets the Aero kit too!!!
Mark F
Mark F
Originally posted by LoveSick
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
Originally posted by LoveSick
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
Originally posted by LoveSick
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
I know most of you fall into the confusion of the Maximas in Canada and US!
In Canada, the brouchure is a little different. All 2K Maxima SE gets 17" wheels and LSD. In US, only the AE gets 17" wheels and LSD!
We do get AE in Canada, but no one buys it because compared to teh SE its just some cosmetic differences.
Conclusion is that in Canada we get this:
SE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension
AE = 17" wheels + LSD + sport suspension + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
The Maxima in US are this:
SE = 16" wheels + sport suspension (NO LSD)
AE = 17" wheels + sport suspension + LSD + aluminum pedals + shift **** + entry aluminum panel
I dont' have 16's on my car.
I have 17's
I think your confused.
Get it straight.
Maximas in US do come with 17's
You wanna see a pic?
http://www.dream2kr.com/0301.JPG
go look and see
it came stock like this
Originally posted by yongjun
Um dude WTF?
I dont' have 16's on my car.
I have 17's
I think your confused.
Get it straight.
Maximas in US do come with 17's
You wanna see a pic?
http://www.dream2kr.com/0301.JPG
go look and see
it came stock like this
Um dude WTF?
I dont' have 16's on my car.
I have 17's
I think your confused.
Get it straight.
Maximas in US do come with 17's
You wanna see a pic?
http://www.dream2kr.com/0301.JPG
go look and see
it came stock like this
Originally posted by LoveSick
17" are standard on SE in Canada, but options on SE in US.
LSD are standard on ALL SE in Canada as well.
17" are standard on SE in Canada, but options on SE in US.
LSD are standard on ALL SE in Canada as well.
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