Does lt1 have something like limited slip differential?
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Re: Does lt1 have something like limited slip differential?
Originally posted by scyzoryk
Does lt1 have limited slip differential?
Does lt1 have limited slip differential?
Its why you you lay 2 sets of rubber down in burn out. wihtout it, you would have "1 wheel drive car." It also "slips" in a limited amound when you go to make turns (or else turns would really suck!
The LT1 is an engine.
complete opposite end of the car
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Originally posted by Don't Look Back
Exactly....it's also known as "Posi-Traction". If your question means is it available on LT1 powered cars, then the answer is yes. I believe the RPO code is G80.
Exactly....it's also known as "Posi-Traction". If your question means is it available on LT1 powered cars, then the answer is yes. I believe the RPO code is G80.
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If you are talking about the car in your signature you definitely have a Limited Slip Differential...
If by 'M5' you mean 5 speed manual trans.. no f body cars with LT1 motor came with 5 speeds... [ only the V6 cars had that..]
If by 'M5' you mean 5 speed manual trans.. no f body cars with LT1 motor came with 5 speeds... [ only the V6 cars had that..]
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