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Old 04-16-2002, 08:38 AM
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I also wanted to note that it's called "limited-slip" because there is a limited amount of slippage before both tires pull in unison. Most high-performance AWD cars (Porsche 911, Lambo, etc.) have limited slip diff's between the rear and front axle. If the back tires spin at a high rate, this is either sensed with a fluid or more than likely with a computer sensor, and it will lock up causing the front tires to pull with the rear tires.
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