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Old 03-22-2007, 08:23 PM
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Thanks again everyone. I'll just drain it, open it, and take some photos .
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This is what an open diff looks like:

http://billsworkshop.com/P928S4/xpic...harger%202.mp4
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Originally Posted by BrendanC
This is what an open diff looks like:
http://billsworkshop.com/P928S4/xpic...harger%202.mp4
My Realplayer wouldn't open it (?).

I'm in unchartered territory now. Can you tell anything from these pics?



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Thats an open diff. NO Question.
Old 03-22-2007, 09:16 PM
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But the good news is its very very clean.
Old 03-22-2007, 09:32 PM
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Good to know. Thank you. I guess everyone knows what an open diff will do now .

So it should be filled with 100% "no slip" oil, without any slip modifiers, correct?
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Originally Posted by JKelly
Good to know. Thank you. I guess everyone knows what an open diff will do now .

So it should be filled with 100% "no slip" oil, without any slip modifiers, correct?
I have never had a non-LSD, so I have no idea, bug that would make sense.
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Originally Posted by JKelly
Good to know. Thank you. I guess everyone knows what an open diff will do now .
Actually, it depends on the circumstances... Sometimes an open diff will do this...



or this...

Old 03-22-2007, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by JKelly
Good to know. Thank you. I guess everyone knows what an open diff will do now .

So it should be filled with 100% "no slip" oil, without any slip modifiers, correct?
75-90 wt Hypoid GL5 rating. No friction modifiers.
Old 03-23-2007, 12:12 AM
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Yep I need wider tires I know I have an LSD, cause I had it installed.

Originally Posted by Alan
Andre - I think you must be trying too hard.... or need wider tires

Once both wheels loose traction the LSD/PSD or lack there of isn't going to make much difference until you get at least one wheel hooked back up... only then will you really be able to tell a big difference.

I think its intuitively easier to tell whats going on by provoking just 1 wheel to slip - pretty clear what is happening then... incl. whats slipping.

e.g. 1 wheel on dry pavement & 1 on slick wet or pavement & dirt (accepting the dust cloud).

Full dual rear burnouts... well I don't know about you but I'm not all that practiced at telling exatly whats going on.... except that I don't get to launch very fast that way & I can feel & hear the tire dollars dissapearing!

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Originally Posted by Jim bailey - 928 International
very, very few 928s have had a slip added...and no one knows that better than I do About the only ones to add a slip are track junkies and the total number of tracked 928s is no doubt a two digit number.
Some of us had more blow money in the past and did silly things like add a LSD and own three different gear boxes for on car, erm down to two now, and both are LSD. What I need is one of the rare 84 thinned LSD's to I can replace the newer lighter LSD out of my G2813. Anybody got one of these?
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Everyting, including the trans number, indicates an open dif.
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Originally Posted by SharkSkin
Actually, it depends on the circumstances... Sometimes an open diff will do this...



or this...
What confused me is that my car will absolutely not do that. It does this, except for I doubt it would make it that far before gaining traction first: There must be differences in the types of open differentials between model years .

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John,

as others have said, you absolutely have an open diff. IF there is absolutely no way for you to spin just one tire, you might have a defective open diff. Perhaps a cracked spider or shaft which cuases the diff to bind under load? That may also explain your noise???

But- looking at those stripes, it seems to me that the second "turn" should show some side travel if both rear wheels were spinning and lost grip. There doesn't seem to be any significant fish tailing which would indicate that at least one tire maintained some lateral grip, which is harder to do with LSD. Also, the inside (unloaded) tire left darker rubber indicating that it was spinning significantly faster. I would expect that with LSD, the outside (loaded) tire would leave a darker stripe...

I feel like Morisa Tomei in "my cousin Vinny". "would the 2 yutes please rise".

As far as the no slip - did you see my last post on the first page? Are we talking something different?

EDIT- I just realized that the second photo was photo-shopped... of course theres no lateral movement, it ws created but a non LSD car- duh!

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I'm with John on the spider issue -- After seeing the pic of the inside of your diff, it is absolutely NOT LSD. Another possibility is that your tires are such crap that they can never get traction, and/or are way overinflated.

With the car in gear, rear end lifted, you should be able to rotate one wheel and have the opposite wheel turn with little or no resistance. Any binding indicates a problem.

The noise could be the rear pinch bolt is loose and/or the input shaft bearing is worn.


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