HLSD? How do you know?
Technically, HLSD doesn't always deliver equal power to both drive wheels. It channels power to the wheel with more traction. In a straight line, that may equate the power between the two, but that doesn't always apply while taking a turn.
Also, don't go by the pedals, but instead go by the trans axle code, because many people without HLSD swap out the black pedals for the aluminium pedals, ie. Soonerfan, which is why is always so bitter, because he doesn't have HLSD.
Plenty of threads on this out there already...
Also, don't go by the pedals, but instead go by the trans axle code, because many people without HLSD swap out the black pedals for the aluminium pedals, ie. Soonerfan, which is why is always so bitter, because he doesn't have HLSD.
Plenty of threads on this out there already...
Originally Posted by bwinter7
Umm, I don't think so.......
Try the front two wheels........
Try the front two wheels........
Lol!
Sorry, I felt like a noob asking this question. I've been using nissan forums for 5 years now. This one is by far the best and most organized one.
Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
Technically, HLSD doesn't always deliver equal power to both drive wheels. It channels power to the wheel with more traction. In a straight line, that may equate the power between the two, but that doesn't always apply while taking a turn.
Originally Posted by Puppetmaster
Also, don't go by the pedals, but instead go by the trans axle code, because many people without HLSD swap out the black pedals for the aluminium pedals, ie. Soonerfan, which is why is always so bitter, because he doesn't have HLSD.


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