I recently found out that my Integra was made in Japan but has a USDM GS-R. When I burn the tires I notice that the tire tracks are the same length. Is that normal of a regular differential or do I have LSD?

 

all cars with an open differential are capable of laying down 2 tire tracks. To test if you have an lsd, turn the wheel and check the marks.

I know because i thought my diff was the **** after laying down 2 tracks.

 

most usdm honda/acura's are made in japan, sounds normal to me. an easy way to tell if you have lsd is to look down the axle, if its an lsd you can look right through, but open differentials will be separated.

 

I thought only 'Rs had LSD?

 

nope some gsr tranny had them to. Correct me if im wrong but im pretty sure it was an option.

-Aaron

 

itr had lsd standard
lsd's in gsr's and b16's was a option only in japan

 

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lsd's in gsr's and b16's was a option only in japan </TD></TR></TABLE>

Thats what i thought.