| Re: [GMCnet] First Drive With Limited Slip [message #73980 is a reply to message #73973] |
Mon, 15 February 2010 22:28   |
jimk
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Neil,
Appreciate the feedback.
Do you have the 2" wheel spacers?
To say that there will be no torque steer, it can't be , but it is not
a locking type and safe to operate.
Thanks,
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Neil Martin <nmartin@hfbllp.com> wrote:
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> Well, I just drove my coach back from Miguels with, among other things, a new Jim K limited slip.
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> To get home I had to cross about 200 feet of running water about 6" at the deepest part, then go up hill, then a series of sharp uphill twists and turns.
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> Usually in the best of conditions, something slips, slides and loses traction. While I noticed the smallest bit of torque steer on one tight uphill right turn, otherwise was perfect, none of the prior isses.
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> This is good.
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> By Friday we are off to the desert, towing a big trailer, and the campsite is a little bit offroad, so, we shall see...
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