posi Q's
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Car: 87 TA
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posi Q's
how do i tell if a posi is functioning properly when it is out of the car, but still in the housing? would be a torsen unit if it matters.
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Car: 1988 camaro iroc-z z-28
Engine: L98 5.7 liter 350
Transmission: T-5 manual 5-speed
have a friend hold one wheel then you turn the other wheel forward and feel the amount of force to turn it. i have done this but i dont know the spec or how you would measure them.
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Car: 89 iroc-z
Engine: 305tpi
Transmission: wc-t5
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt 3.08 posi (4 now)
or you could go out and wait until it rain and spin the biatch...... Then again that's just the easy way lol.
You guys overcomplicate things.
problem with turning the wheels in the air is theres not much load on the tire your turning therefore even worn out posi's seem to look like they are in fine working order while doing that.
Anyways pull the rear diff cover or go burn some tires is the only real way to find out.
If the tires turn opposite directions or 1 side turns and the other doesn't it's open or a worn out posi.
You guys overcomplicate things.
problem with turning the wheels in the air is theres not much load on the tire your turning therefore even worn out posi's seem to look like they are in fine working order while doing that.
Anyways pull the rear diff cover or go burn some tires is the only real way to find out.
If the tires turn opposite directions or 1 side turns and the other doesn't it's open or a worn out posi.
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Car: White 25th Anniversary RS
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or you could go out and wait until it rain and spin the biatch...... Then again that's just the easy way lol.
If its a zexel its helical and doest have much that can wear out. They are a good posi that never has to be rebuilt because it doesn't have a clutch pack.
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