Do all Anniversary Editions have limited slips, whether it be an automatic or a manual? Just curious becuase i have heard various things and i want the correct answer. Thanks guys!

 

yes. But the VLSD do wear out after awhile.

 

where might i find info on this vlsd?

 

Awesome, thats good news. I didnt know mine had an LSD.

 

lsd is for manual trans only.

 

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...54&postcount=4

 

LSD is for both autos and manual.

As for the VLSD wearing out, unfortunately there isn't a way to determine that. My take is that the normal clutch type HLSD can be worn out more easily and that the viscous liquid dependency of the VLSD makes wear less apparent.

 

Check your transaxle code. Its located on an aluminium plate on the upper right hand side of your engine bay. Its on the firewall. If your transaxle code ends in "V" then you have VLSD.

Example from 4th Gen with VLSD:



Before anyone asks, for the 02-03 6 speeds with the HLSD, the transaxle code is RS6F51H for cars equipped with HLSD and RS6F51A for open differential.

 

Good job at clearing that up before the tards come hijack this thread to ask about 02-03's

 

Thanks guys, i had a friend who didnt believe me about my own car, so i had to show him who is right...thanks for all the help.

 

whats more ideal. vlsd or lsd?

 

No difference, maybe you mean VLSD and HLSD.

 

if you mean vlsd and hlsd, then read my post above and then go to
www.howstuffworks.com

It has pretty neat graphics and a good explanation

 

yup thats what i meant. thank you

 

Also the 4th gen stickys have a good little item on it. (Bottom of page #1 of FAQ's)