i have a 95 gsr i bought about 3 months ago it has lsd in it is that a stock option?
because everyone i've talk to that has a gsr in that year dont have it.
thanks
wade95gsr

 

Nope, what kind of lsd is it?

The type-R's came with LSD stock

Shingo

 

i dont know what kind it is, i bought the car with it already in.
i thought it was stock

 

The car is not stock, but that's a good thing to have. How can you tell that it has LSD?

 

i can tell because when i burn out both smoke through 2nd leaves 2 lines all the way down

 

I wondered the same thing about my prelude that I had (92 S). When it was jacked up in neutral and I spun one wheel, the other would spin in the other direction. Is that LSD?

 

No.

Go autoX. 2 stripes don't always mean LSD.

 

burnouts in an integra?

 

Wrong. Integras will leave "2 lines all the way down" without an LSD.

<---who had to kill his old tires somehow when he go the Azenis =P

 

thats true.. mine does it. i dont have LSD

 

Yea, sorry man, INTEGRA's are just BAD-*** like that...LOL

 

I can lay down 2 tracks/lines all the way down and I don't have LSD.. man I wish LSD came stock on the 95 GSR's that would be cool...

 

TEG

 

yeah my slicks I just tore up down the street practicing my launches left 2 fat patches....So I thought thats strange. Now its so clear to me

 

then if it leaves both lines, then whats the differance with the LSD?

 

We know LSD works to send power to the slipping wheel. If you're doing a burnout, chances are your car is pointed straight ahead where both wheels are getting equal traction.

Power out of a sharp corner in a low gear, if you've got LSD, that inside tire won't be hopping and spinning.

 

well.. you could have a b18c5 tranny... in which case you would have LSD. but i guess its not special to leave 2 tire marks in an integra!

 

JDM GSR trannies also had a LSD option.

 

You can't tell. All open diffs will spin opposite like this, but gear limited-slips I've seen will do this as well. Your best bet is to either crack open the transmission, or go to an autox and let an experienced person drive your car.