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    Need DriveLine Help!!!!!!!

    I am looking at purchasing a Winter Beater.

    The car is a '93, and is rear wheel drive. It has a LSD Rearend.

    How will this do on snow and ice?

    KillJoy

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    It'll be fine so long as you're a good driver.

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    Ok....

    Does a LSD let a 1 wheel peel occur?

    KillJoy

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    Quote Originally Posted by KillJoy View Post
    Ok....

    Does a LSD let a 1 wheel peel occur?

    KillJoy
    if it's working right it shouldn't


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    To not let such things happen is exactly the function of an LSD. Or at least one of the functions.

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    If I were guying a beater car for use in a snow and ice climate, (my assumtion of your term "Winter Beater") I would be getting someting FWD or AWD, not anything RWD, limited slip or not.

    I hope you have chains.

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    Killjoy, it only snows twice a year in CMH!
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    RWD with posi is awsome in the winter, as long as you know how to drive. I love it, that's the only fun winter brings is sliding around a bit. Some people call DRIFTING a sport, it's just called winter drive here!!!!!!!!
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    id go fwd for the winter, and play with the e-brake

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    What is "winter"?
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    Unless its a Mustang. Bad winter car

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