I was wondering beacuse I thought that only rear wheel drive cars had posi if someone could help me out with this I would be very appriciative

 

No, your stock civic does not have LSD.

 

Your civic has a plain old regular open differential.

And definetely no "posi"....

 

how come when i burn out there is 2 marks on each side isn't that posi

 

Have one of your friends do a mean *** burnout in your car and look on both sides and see if both tires are spinning...

 

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Because it just does it if you are on level ground with the same traction on both tires. It's designed to do this. That doesn't mean you have an LSD. And no Honda ever came with "posi"...

If you still think you have some sort of slip differential, try cornering around a sharp turn while placing your foot into the throttle.. you'll find out real quick what you have. An LSD will pull you around the corner, while the open differential will slip and spin the inside tire. I'm talking about hard cornering too, not ***** ****...

On another note, no LSD that has been placed inside a Honda transmission is designed to lock up both tires at any time. You'll find that even if you have an LSD, you'll still experience slip sometimes when launching. They are "drivers" LSDs.. not drag racing LSDs.

 

posi=LSD.....the name GM used for it

 

"How does a posi-trac on a Plymouth work? It just DOES."

 

ricers, burnouts and they're way off logic.