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How To Identify An LSD (Limited Slip Differential)
Well - a bit of a loaded question here (since I already know the answer), but I am posting this for a friend here who may be a bit too embarrassed to ask the question himself...
In a traditional "locked" rear differential setup (or with any American-type LSD), you can raise the drive-wheels off of the ground and turn one wheel forward and watch the other wheel turning forward with it and that is one sure-fire way of knowing that you have an LSD in your differential or not!
Without coaching anybody here, can someone please tell us what happens when you perform this simple "test" on an Alfa Romeo transaxle WITH an installed LSD?
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