LSD Option
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LSD Option
Was there an option for LSD on the 2001 G430? I bought my car off lease recently and it will lay two stripes on a power brake burn out. I don't think LSD was an option? So I'm thinking the preivous owner may have had an LSD installed? Judging by the revs on the highway I'm certain it's not the 376 gears. I've had a lot of cars with an open differential and none of them would lay two stripes. Don't think lexus is any different?
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Originally Posted by trimless
Was there an option for LSD on the 2001 G430? I bought my car off lease recently and it will lay two stripes on a power brake burn out. I don't think LSD was an option? So I'm thinking the preivous owner may have had an LSD installed? Judging by the revs on the highway I'm certain it's not the 376 gears. I've had a lot of cars with an open differential and none of them would lay two stripes. Don't think lexus is any different?
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If U have the TRD LSD U should hear the gears when they work...
It is possible to burn both tires in a straight line,
1) flat road,
2) good thread left on rubber..
So I don't think U got a LSD
It is possible to burn both tires in a straight line,
1) flat road,
2) good thread left on rubber..
So I don't think U got a LSD
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LSD- No
Well, I took the car out and turned off the VSC switch for the "around the corner" test. It failed the LSD test. Only burned the inside tire. Oh well, guess I'll have to blow another bundle to get LSD installed.
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Lexus Test Driver
Originally Posted by trimless
Well, I took the car out and turned off the VSC switch for the "around the corner" test. It failed the LSD test. Only burned the inside tire. Oh well, guess I'll have to blow another bundle to get LSD installed.
If you go with TRD, (lower part cost, higher install cost) you'll have to replace the stock gear to 3.76. If you go with the supra one, (higher part cost, lower install cost) it's comes with the 3.76. You can also get things moving quicker with a TC but be aware there's a good chance for the cel light to go on with your 430. That's the main reason I've not done it.
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Originally Posted by rheiy
If your not planning on doing FI, get the 3.76 lsd. It makes a big difference in your takeoff.
If you go with TRD, (lower part cost, higher install cost) you'll have to replace the stock gear to 3.76. If you go with the supra one, (higher part cost, lower install cost) it's comes with the 3.76. You can also get things moving quicker with a TC but be aware there's a good chance for the cel light to go on with your 430. That's the main reason I've not done it.
If you go with TRD, (lower part cost, higher install cost) you'll have to replace the stock gear to 3.76. If you go with the supra one, (higher part cost, lower install cost) it's comes with the 3.76. You can also get things moving quicker with a TC but be aware there's a good chance for the cel light to go on with your 430. That's the main reason I've not done it.
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Originally Posted by rominl
i agree, without lsd you can still lay two stripes of rubber, provided that they both have the same traction.
it's very hard to test if you have lsd on the car by the way it drives. even if you jack up the car and turning the wheels, it's still hard to tell
it's very hard to test if you have lsd on the car by the way it drives. even if you jack up the car and turning the wheels, it's still hard to tell
many inexperienced drivers do not yet have enough experience feeling various types of parts at work on the car when they drive, but it does not mean it is necessarily difficult to do so.
just expensive to learn how.....
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