Subject	On high horsepower Z, the VSLD can be dangerous for the
Posted by	AzHeat on November 07, 2005 at 4:34 PM
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In Reply To	How can you tell if our VLSD is wearing out? posted by Zfreak(Dallas) on November 07, 2005 at 04:19 PM
Message	same reason you just stated. Mine has done that on street tires. One road racing tires it was non-existant. Try changing to fresh new fluid also. Check your camber to make sure you are even on both sides.
Follow Ups	How can you tell if our VLSD is wearing out? - Zfreak(Dallas) 16:19:39 11/07/05 You don't need us to validate another purchase. =) (n/m) - whitepearlz 16:25:32 11/07/05 Yes, put peer pressure's a m/f.. - Zfreak(Dallas) 17:26:54 11/07/05 Well in that case... - whitepearlz 17:59:27 11/07/05 I think I'll order my Sport 700's too. :) - Zfreak(Dallas) 19:35:01 11/07/05 if you don't, everyone will laugh at you, and you'll never - Zrevolver 00:06:05 11/08/05 Always trying to out-do the Jones', eh? ;) (n/m) - whitepearlz 00:39:41 11/08/05 It catches on fire, JOKE :) 2nd too what he said! (n/m) - Turnerscasa (Dallas) 16:28:52 11/07/05 On high horsepower Z, the VSLD can be dangerous for the - AzHeat 16:34:34 11/07/05 Fluid has 3k on it, camber is within spec. - Zfreak(Dallas) 17:20:48 11/07/05 I think you have alignment and/or suspension problems - aliaZ 21:21:34 11/07/05 I forget what the spec is (70#-ft?), but you can torque the - Scotts94z32 16:37:10 11/07/05 Check your rear end pumpking where the two drive - Shawn300zTT GT28R MD 17:11:56 11/07/05 Weird -- It's happened to me 3 times, BUT TO THE LEFT! - thumper300zx 18:09:48 11/07/05 sounds like your thrust angle is out of spec - aliaZ 21:09:32 11/07/05 quaife - zads 00:33:49 11/08/05 Quaife will soon make LSD for the R230 - citation 05:32:25 11/08/05
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