Influx69
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series 1 vt clubsports didnt have traction control did they?
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vt clubby.. diff ####ed?
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Cúl-Báire
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Get a tune, foamy will make it alot snappier!
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As has been said, shouldnt have been dropping the clutch without being prepared for something to break (also as said you shouldnt NEED to in a V8 anyway. This is what happens when someone who has never driven a V8 before and is used to thrashing 4's and 6's around goes and buys a V8).
But anyway. No the series 1's didnt have traction control. And also as soop said you'd know about it if the diff went bang. If there are no noises/grinding/crunching then prob isnt your diff. Replace the burnt lead as thats obviously gonna make it run rough for a start, and see if your problem remains.
But anyway. No the series 1's didnt have traction control. And also as soop said you'd know about it if the diff went bang. If there are no noises/grinding/crunching then prob isnt your diff. Replace the burnt lead as thats obviously gonna make it run rough for a start, and see if your problem remains.
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I would think the standard clutch didnt like that a whole lot...
and if that was not the problem then it will become the problem very soon. the standard one doesnt like too much "chirping".
i would start saving a few pennies to upgrade ur clutch if ur gonna treat ur clubbly as a burnout car.
i just recently put over $2000 worth of clutch into my vx clubby after the standard didnt wanna play anymore. now chirps 2nd and 3rd easily
and if that was not the problem then it will become the problem very soon. the standard one doesnt like too much "chirping".
i would start saving a few pennies to upgrade ur clutch if ur gonna treat ur clubbly as a burnout car.
i just recently put over $2000 worth of clutch into my vx clubby after the standard didnt wanna play anymore. now chirps 2nd and 3rd easily