NoRiceInside

you'd think i'd know the answer...but i never noticed it in my Z, but my TA has a weird chirp in turns.

most driveways out of shopping centers and gutters n such are concrete. when turning, the inner tire chirps. i hate it cuz just my luck, a cop is right there and they give me looks.

ive heard something like this with a limited slip dif, that sometimes the tires chirp. but to my understanding, regardless of having limited slippage, theres still perfect differential action, and in turns both tires will be independent.


is this kind of thing just because im on concrete and i have ****** gripping tires or is it normal for an LSD...or is something broken in my rear end...AGAIN.

paarman97maro

slow down around turns..

FORCE_FED_Z

You might try puttin in some additive to the diff. How many miles are on it? Its unlikey that it will go bad since its such a simple part- if anything when it goes bad it will more than likely act like an open diff than locker type symtoms that you are describing..

NoRiceInside

well i rebuilt it back in february. new carrier, pinion, and axle bearings. so im not really worried about that. im worried about the clutch packs and stuff.

i used some limited slip additive that we had lying around the shop, i think its called posi-torque. i used the whole bottle like was instructed, and used 2 quarts of 80 weight gear oil.

NoRiceInside

wow. what a moron. i checked my tire pressure, left rear 20, right rear 12. no wonder.

2Poor4Z

so it only did it when your turned left basically lol?

NoRiceInside

strangely, other way around. lower pressure on the right side made it break loose in right turns.

2000v6cam

i always love when i think something is broken and it turns out i just overlooked something like tire pressure or a fuse

NoRiceInside

yeah i checked at work today, there was a nail in the shoulder. my boss said darn its not repairable you'll have to buy one from us. i said **** you and patched it anyway

2Poor4Z

lol sry but mechanically that makes no damn sense lol.. how it would break loose on a tire that has only 12lbs of air when the other side has 20lbs.. at least not from what i know about traction and tire pressure..

NoRiceInside

yeah its weird. lower pressure gets better traction. but it didnt really break loose. it was a squeal. so maybe the sidewall was wraping over itself or something...

doesnt make sense to me either, but once i aired it up it went away, then it lost pressure again and came back, now that its patched, its not there anymore so i know it was causing the problem.

97' Z28 show project

oh well at least its been fixed thats what matters

navy blue 00 camaro

And it was a cheap fix

blue89vert

lol, that happened to me before. love those easy fixes