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Originally Posted by GTRFAN Why would Nissan put a useless viscous LSD in the Z range when nearly all previous models have had mechanical LSD's? S13, RPS13, S14, S15, R32,
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Viscous units have better street manors because the slip ratio is high and they are silent. Viscous units don't wear out with street driving, gear and clutch units eventually require a rebuild. Viscous units are cheaper, an important point when your building a car for a $30K price point. Last edited by ChrisSlicks; 11-27-2009 at 08:00 AM. Reason: counting fail |
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