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Oh wow man ! LSD, I'm trippin balls
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id say just practice on a different car and then move to the camaro
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there are those that race the v6 auto's ( some on this site) that say both wheels hook up just like it has a posi in it............i personally haven't tried it in my sons car yet........waitin for him to get a couple more miles on it.
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Ive driven trucks, FWD, RWD, and soon 4x4 in winter and really it doesnt much matter what you drive as experience. I now have enough experience to anticipate what most roads are going to be like and what a safe speed will be. That said the Camaro is not much fun in a blizzard and mine is a 95 that only had a light for "No Traction" and ABS lol.
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One great thing about a manual in snow. Start off in 2nd gear when on a slight slope. This gives you little better traction because of less torque.
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The LSD on these cars do not work consistently. Jannetty Racing has a fix so both wheels spin (I know of one for the SS, not sure about the LT).
I'm just pointing that out. That said, traction control/stabilitrac does its job, but it cuts some of the power to the wheels in the process. Slows u down. But then again, so does spinning the tires on launch, which at least the SS's will do even with a stock LSD. Last edited by SonnyakaPig; 08-20-2010 at 07:17 PM. |
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and that is beyond lame not have an option for an LSD in the auto V6
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