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Mar 23rd, 2003, 10:43 PM

Thanks for the information on the lsd. I have another stupid question on the subject though. At 90,000+ miles I'm replacing the clutch and lightening the flywheel, and would at the same time like to at least bring the lsd back to the same tight feeling when it was new (I am the original owner). it's beginning to feel like an open diff. Could just replacing the stock viscous coupling with a new one do this. I am not familiar with the Phantom Grip device and will look into it. Thanks.

John

Mar 23rd, 2003, 10:43 PM	#4 (permalink)
zahn Posts: n/a	Thanks for the information on the lsd. I have another stupid question on the subject though. At 90,000+ miles I'm replacing the clutch and lightening the flywheel, and would at the same time like to at least bring the lsd back to the same tight feeling when it was new (I am the original owner). it's beginning to feel like an open diff. Could just replacing the stock viscous coupling with a new one do this. I am not familiar with the Phantom Grip device and will look into it. Thanks. John