91BlkSiRcivic,LSD changeover
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91BlkSiRcivic,LSD changeover
LSD in B16,what all would be needed to change to Lsd ,also where to find lsd tranny.Do I need to change axles etc..Do all B16's top out at 110.My redline is only 7600 it should be 8200.Do you know if B16's came in auto.Why would it redline only 7600.Gingas 
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Nothing needs to be changed aside from the initial installation of the LSD.
Some older B16A computers are 180km/h limited, that's 112mph. The computer needs to be chipped or replaced to eliminate the limiter.
Auto B16A's exist, but are rare.
Some older B16A computers are 180km/h limited, that's 112mph. The computer needs to be chipped or replaced to eliminate the limiter.
Auto B16A's exist, but are rare.
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Thanks for the info,so that's why my engine redlines at only 7600&top out at 112.So i can keep my axles that came from hasport.What all would the lsd do compared to my tranny now.thanks,gingas
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lsd tranny compaired to stock tranny is like night and day...
with lsd tranny u get a a power ratio 65/45 65% of power to one wheel 45% to other
with stock tranny i believe the power ratio is somewhere along the lines of 90/10
in turn meaning less wheel slip with LSD becuse of the closer power distribution along the axles and much better launch power for the more powerful cars..
with lsd tranny u get a a power ratio 65/45 65% of power to one wheel 45% to other
with stock tranny i believe the power ratio is somewhere along the lines of 90/10
in turn meaning less wheel slip with LSD becuse of the closer power distribution along the axles and much better launch power for the more powerful cars..