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antvc
24th June 2006, 07:35 PM
Is there a limited slip diff available for the range rover classic?
I have standard diffs and today went for a little drive and at one spot had the left front wheel and the right rear wheel spinning and me not going anywhere.
So, I thought a L.S.D. might help without the expense of a locker or maybe traction control
Anthony
timberwolf_302
24th June 2006, 07:59 PM
http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~kamdiffs/lsd.html
It is a UK company, but apparantly has Australian Dealers.
DeeJay
24th June 2006, 08:59 PM
The answers to questions 3 & 4 on that website means that you will still have wheels spinning the same as you describe, so maybe a LSD wont make any difference.:burnrubber:
Cheers,
David
LandyAndy
24th June 2006, 10:04 PM
Hi Anthony
A bit of off-road advice worth heaps more than lockers and its free.
The moment you feel you are loosing traction lightly feather the brake pedal with your left foot whilst continuing to accelerate the same.
What this does is lock the spinning wheels via the brake application and make the diff send its traction to the other side of the axle where the traction is.
NO its not a replacement for a LSD or a locked diff but once practised in the art of doing it you will be pleasantly surprised how much better your vehicle will go in a tough situation.
Andrew
discowhite
25th June 2006, 08:59 AM
detroit true trac is lsd. opposite lock are the stockists so are a company in sydney called locked drive systems 0298977912.
Hi Anthony
A bit of off-road advice worth heaps more than lockers and its free.
The moment you feel you are loosing traction lightly feather the brake pedal with your left foot whilst continuing to accelerate the same.
What this does is lock the spinning wheels via the brake application and make the diff send its traction to the other side of the axle where the traction is.
NO its not a replacement for a LSD or a locked diff but once practised in the art of doing it you will be pleasantly surprised how much better your vehicle will go in a tough situation.
Andrew
this also works with lsd's.
i think the lsd price(detroit) is more expensive than the detriot locker, ide just throw the locker in.
phil
timberwolf_302
25th June 2006, 12:20 PM
detroit true trac is lsd. opposite lock are the stockists so are a company in sydney called locked drive systems 0298977912.
I had that particular unit in the back of my head, but I couldnt remember it. I saw an ad for them in a 4X4 magazine, apparantly they just released a unit for the Salisbury Axle.
antvc
25th June 2006, 08:55 PM
Thanks for the replies.
Has anyone had experience with traction control fitted to an older rangie. I have spoken to the people at Haultech and they seem to have a good kit that has been tested in off-raod situations.
Anthony
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