Located An A-lsd On My R33 Gts-t, What Is It?

[mlttat]

hey guy,

just imported on my R33 gtst A-lsd, can someone tell me what it is thanks

[b.]

hey guy,

just imported on my R33 gtst A-lsd, can someone tell me what it is thanks

Don't know exactly how it works but i'm pretty sure the V-spec GT-R has the same diff, which can't be a bad thing.

[Mulkers]

it is an active lsd.

Not sure quite how it differs from the viscous or mechanical ones though.

I think it has an electronic controller(?)

[paulr33]

its been covered a few times.

its a mech locked diff controlled electronically. when the a-lsd computer detects traction loss (watches the abs speed sensors for each wheel) it performs a mech lock on the diff which spins both wheels. when this occurs SLIP on the dash comes on and you should have more traction. normal r33's have a viscous lsd which users fluid when heated up to perform a lock.

alsd has the advantage of mech lock when you need it but doesnt wear out as its only active when it detects traciton loss