Anyone With Cusco Rs
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I finished installing the cusco rs lsd and took the car out for a drive. I'm getting tire scrubbing while make low speed turns (3-7 mph) like when I'm pulling into my garage/driveway. This only happens with power on, if I push in the clutch and coast it doesn't do it so much. No clunking or anything. Set @ 1.5 way 60% lock. Just curious if anyone else with this lsd has similar experience. As this is my first experience with an non-viscous lsd I'm not use to the different sensations/noises.
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If your going to track or auto-x the car, then YES you cant live without it!
If you are not then no, you can get by with the stock diff fine. Basically when you go with wider sticker tires, you will be over powering the stock viscous diff and will want something up to the task.
If you are not then no, you can get by with the stock diff fine. Basically when you go with wider sticker tires, you will be over powering the stock viscous diff and will want something up to the task.
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What kind of fluid are you using for it?
I have mine setup at 1.5-Way at 80% Lock...it was chattery as hell when I first installed it with Mobil 1 fluid. Switched to Motul 90PA and wow, what a world of difference. I also hear that Redline 75w-90 Diff. fluid with the friction modifier works well too. So I would say try some good fluid.
I have mine setup at 1.5-Way at 80% Lock...it was chattery as hell when I first installed it with Mobil 1 fluid. Switched to Motul 90PA and wow, what a world of difference. I also hear that Redline 75w-90 Diff. fluid with the friction modifier works well too. So I would say try some good fluid.
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Originally Posted by 002-M-P
What kind of fluid are you using for it?
I have mine setup at 1.5-Way at 80% Lock...it was chattery as hell when I first installed it with Mobil 1 fluid. Switched to Motul 90PA and wow, what a world of difference. I also hear that Redline 75w-90 Diff. fluid with the friction modifier works well too. So I would say try some good fluid.
I have mine setup at 1.5-Way at 80% Lock...it was chattery as hell when I first installed it with Mobil 1 fluid. Switched to Motul 90PA and wow, what a world of difference. I also hear that Redline 75w-90 Diff. fluid with the friction modifier works well too. So I would say try some good fluid.
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