R32 Gtr 2wd

[sidewayssam]

i know u can pull a fuse on them them too make em 2wd but i was just wondering if this is bad for the drivetrain at all if u have it in 2wd all the time?

[bubba]

I think it's only a problem for 33s and 34s as they run preload on the clutches or something. That is why you need to drop the driveshaft to put them on 2wd dynos..

[bnr#@]

I think it's only a problem for 33s and 34s as they run preload on the clutches or something. That is why you need to drop the driveshaft to put them on 2wd dynos..

Exactly right, 32's dont have any preload on the clutches so you can just pop the fuse out and away you go. The only thing you will be damaging is your tires...

[jenkies]

ooooooo i like the sound of this! never been game to do it cos i diddnt want to damage anything! good question and even better answers! thanks all

[gazza750]

i ran my 322 r in 2wd for aabout 6 months while trying to find a replacement G sensor

only damage caused was 1 set worn out rear tyres

but it was worth it coz a 32 in rwd is so much fun

[Angus Smart]

i know u can pull a fuse on them them too make em 2wd but i was just wondering if this is bad for the drivetrain at all if u have it in 2wd all the time?

Bad for the tyres and fuel. thats about all.

[sidewayssam]

cool bananas cheers guys

[Duncan]

I did a whole targa tas in rwd lol

[giant]

^^hehe

[giant]

costly little buggers those g sensors!

[Duncan]

you ever broken one russ? ours has never died over the years, even after targa when we had the high speed off road excursion when the castor rod broke.

btw you can see godzilla smiling in the rear window in that pic

[giant]

classic!! somehow i think targa with you boys would be pretty funny!

yeah ours failed in the black 32 played up really weird too, only sending 4wd forward when it felt like it,

Edited February 29, 2008 by giant