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Old 09-17-2003, 10:06 PM
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First off...is LSD worth it if i'm not even making that much power ...i'm runnin a 99 Civic Coupe with a JDM h22a...181whp 153lb/ft...of course i plan to make more power so yeh...is LSD worth it? considering it's like $800 or so...also..if i were to get LSD would it still be beneficial to get a traction bar? or should i just skip the LSD and go traction bar? i'm confused as to what route would be the best ...HT people help me out!...thanks!
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No, it won't help very much for launches. The traction bar on the other hand will minimize wheel hop and be much more benificial.
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I can get you a brand new LSd for half that..pm me if interested!!
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Yes, get both. Over a year ago I was running with no lsd and no traction bars and my 60 fts were like 2.2 - 2.3. Then I got the LSD and the car pulled a lot better, and definitely was more beneficial when nailing through the gears. Now I've got the Quaife, traction bars, and a shitload of suspension and my times and everything have gotten way better. I make 206 whp with 160 lb/tq and the quaife and traction bar made quite a considerable difference. Do both
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JDMH22HATCH....ARE YOU BOOSTED OR SPRAYING OR ARE THOSE NUMBERS ALL MOTOR??
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Yep, all motor. I was at the meet on Sunday at Hooters. I was the red 92 hatch that was completely gutted.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMH22HATCH &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yes, get both. Over a year ago I was running with no lsd and no traction bars and my 60 fts were like 2.2 - 2.3. Then I got the LSD and the car pulled a lot better, and definitely was more beneficial when nailing through the gears. Now I've got the Quaife, traction bars, and a shitload of suspension and my times and everything have gotten way better. I make 206 whp with 160 lb/tq and the quaife and traction bar made quite a considerable difference. Do both </TD></TR></TABLE>

Nice numbers bro...what's your setup if you dont mind me asking?
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