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    Posted by: 4kq on 2002-04-08 13:49:41
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    In Reply to: Thanks for the info! posted by markbradford on 2002-04-08 10:16:12

    Just a matter or perspective. Most car toys are just a means to make the driver feel more confident, not actually improve the car. Train the driver, work on the safety and car dynamics and you will do great!

    Look at all the effort that goes into monkeying with a car. Then if the driver has a fight with his girlfriend it all goes to hell. Or, if he loses it on a specific corner, just watch the times go to hell.

    Now, give me a cool vest, a sidewinder helmet and a racing seat, and a cage I trust, I'll kick butt all day long.

    Back to the point:
    Corey loves his, BUT! he does have the LS rear diff. That by definition is going to send more force to the center diff. The rear hooks up and some torque dumps to the front. I think you can solve the issue with other needed fixes first, then we'll talk about preload clutch disks. (See my link in the "Sir" response above.

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