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Old 08-12-04, 07:25 PM
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Originally posted by rominl
thanks for clearly that up man, it's good to know that when my wife drives teh car (once we can get the lsd) it's still going to be safe

Romni, it most likely wouldnt have happened wiithout all the additional HP. I dont know what you are running but I dont think an LSD withi stock or close to stock HP would be an issue at all.
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Originally posted by bitkahuna
He has stock gearing, he put the clutch TRD LSD 'thingy' inside the diff.
Yeah, I mis-spoke in my post. I do realize the gearing remains same as stock with the TRD LSD. I should have said with the LSD and the SC etc., etc.... thanks for clearing that up!

morris-let's see a burnout with that SC power, stock tires and LSD (NOT in your neighborhood though).
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I dont think I'll be doing burnouts for a little while, I still havent washed my shorts yet .

Also as an FYI, you can change the gearing with the TRD lsd, I just chose not too.

a couple reasons why

1 RMM sternly recomended againsg going to 3.76, they said that it is tough for the cars to make boost becuasee the car is in each gear for such a short time.

2. I wanted to reduce the amount of shifting problems I would have, 3.76 gears and SC is a recipie for shifting problems, at least it seems to be that way for the majority of FI folks.
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Yeah, I have heard the same about NOT changing the gearing of FI cars.
Have you had a chance to get any 0-60 times or 1/4 mile times yet? I guess it might be better to get some decent rubber first...
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No times yet and I'm not really a straight line type of guy. But I am sure that opportunity will present itself.

The times wouldnt be any good anhow I can smoke the tires with the VSC on and If I were to turn it off I would just sit there and spin like a top.

Like you said new wider rubber is a mus.
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