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Posted: Sat Oct 5th, 2019 10:10 pm |
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JAMMAN Owns A Torsen ![]() Joined: Mon Sep 18th, 2017
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I have 2 LS rear ends, a R7 native ranger and a D2 expo that needs perches and shock mounts. They both mechanically seem to be in excellent shape. My question is... well I had a LS rear in an 86 mustang GT that when I first got it I could light both tires up but after a winter of running 2 different diameter tires (REAL long story) it acted just like an open rear and I could only annihilate one piece of rubber at a time. Am I wasting my time with a LS? I want every time I press on the gas for both wheels to break loose for the life of the car but don't want a spool, I had to drive a car for a while with welded spider gears and it was a pain on turns. A torsen or trutrac seems like the answer but if these LS's do work I will proceed with the perches on the 31 spline and use it. How well does a LS hold both axles together in real life from those of you that have felt it? My experience was not prime but I might be responsible for destroying it with the tires.
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