Subject	I don't think that welding a diff necessarily makes it
Posted by	IBPimpn(Ca) on November 11, 2005 at 2:06 PM
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In Reply To	My friend welded his diff posted by dream Z on November 11, 2005 at 01:57 PM
Message	stronger. The idea of welding it is to supply constant and equal power to both wheels. Not good for autox or making u turns. I was driving that thing even though it was backwards. Mark Martin
Follow Ups	welded diff? - upcominZ_NA>TT 12:46:03 11/11/05 check these guys out - SnowManZ 12:49:17 11/11/05 I have done it on dirt track cars. Doesn't seem too - BillZ2+2 12:57:00 11/11/05 It is NOT PRACTICAL for street use at all - Island^View 14:11:27 11/11/05 Re: welded diff? (n/m) - dream Z 13:51:50 11/11/05 My friend welded his diff - dream Z 13:57:41 11/11/05 I don't think that welding a diff necessarily makes it - IBPimpn(Ca) 14:06:56 11/11/05 Or any turns for that matter... (n/m) - Kenny 14:25:43 11/11/05 It works ok on a road course. I know folks that have done - IBPimpn(Ca) 15:33:57 11/11/05 Read : our domestic friends over @ - Adam (NoVA) 14:13:18 11/11/05 Most 240SX have open diffs... - JC (Vegas) 14:18:28 11/11/05 I believe you only need to have ABS to get LSD (n/m) - U ZCREAM 15:32:52 11/11/05 Re: I believe you only need to have ABS to get LSD - 91_ttz 00:09:40 11/12/05 Maybe if you're building a drift ONLY car... (n/m) - AztecTT 14:42:54 11/11/05 disadvantage is: - scubasteve (rebuilding) 15:05:33 11/11/05 Old drag racing trick for the guys with not so much money. - WAGGZ 15:23:44 11/11/05 Re: welded diff? - 91_ttz 00:07:58 11/12/05
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