Do I need the VLSD? (limited slip diff)
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Do I need the VLSD? (limited slip diff)
Hey everyone.
I'm getting a new car soon and I've already decided on a '07/'08 350z 6MT, but I don't know if I should go with the base model or the enthusiast.
I want to get the base model because it's cheaper, but I'm concerned by the fact that it doesn't come with a limited slip differential (VLSD). Is that even necessary?
What are the benefits of having the vlsd?
How will it affect manouvers such as drifting, donuts, 180's, etc.?
I drive fast and hard sometimes... and I plan on drifting and doing donuts sometimes.
please help
I'm getting a new car soon and I've already decided on a '07/'08 350z 6MT, but I don't know if I should go with the base model or the enthusiast.
I want to get the base model because it's cheaper, but I'm concerned by the fact that it doesn't come with a limited slip differential (VLSD). Is that even necessary?
What are the benefits of having the vlsd?
How will it affect manouvers such as drifting, donuts, 180's, etc.?
I drive fast and hard sometimes... and I plan on drifting and doing donuts sometimes.
please help
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First, search, there are many threads about this already. If your going to track or drift the car the stock vlsd isn't that great. You can save thousands with the different trim and just pop in a clutch type LSD if thats all you are comparing the Z's by. A lsd is not necessary, but it helps. Inner-wheel burnouts suck around turns. IMO, if you have a sports car you should have a LSD. Check this out to learn how they work: http://auto.howstuffworks.com/differential.htm
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please don't worry about me and/or how I drive...
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
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please don't worry about me and/or how I drive...
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
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please don't worry about me and/or how I drive...
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
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please don't worry about me and/or how I drive...
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
i only do these types of manouvers in empty parking lots or safe areas so chill out.
so anyways, let me know what you guys recommend. Getting the base model and installing an aftermarket clutch-type lsd sounds good.. what do you think?
BTW good luck finding a Base.
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you can do donuts just fine with an open diff, BTW i thought only ASSCAR fans did donuts.
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Wow!! you guys are a little harsh around here. Mabe he doesn't know much about cars!
Anyway without limited slip you will have a one wheel wonder. It is a lot harder to do donuts when only one wheel spins!!
And I only had my car 4 days before I put it sideways I guess I am still a child myself.
Even if I am 29 and own my own business.
Anyway without limited slip you will have a one wheel wonder. It is a lot harder to do donuts when only one wheel spins!!
And I only had my car 4 days before I put it sideways I guess I am still a child myself.
Even if I am 29 and own my own business.
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Wow!! you guys are a little harsh around here. Mabe he doesn't know much about cars!
Anyway without limited slip you will have a one wheel wonder. It is a lot harder to do donuts when only one wheel spins!!
And I only had my car 4 days before I put it sideways I guess I am still a child myself.
Even if I am 29 and own my own business.
Anyway without limited slip you will have a one wheel wonder. It is a lot harder to do donuts when only one wheel spins!!
And I only had my car 4 days before I put it sideways I guess I am still a child myself.
Even if I am 29 and own my own business.
Maybe you just suck at driving.