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LSD Ramp angles questions/ G50 3.6 IROC Tribute
Hi All,
I'm ever so slowly building an IROC tribute. It is an 81 SC Tub will have 3.6 varioram and G50 Gearbox. I am looking at a refurbished Motorsports limited slip. ...It apparently can be setup either 60/40 or 40/60 is what I'm told. This car will be a street/event car with some track use as well. Can anyone share their thoughts, advice or opinion on ramp rates for this application? Thanks, JZ |
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40 on acceleration and 60 on deceleration, usually describes as 40/60 |
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Tom at Carquip was saying this one could set either 40/60 or 60/40. Anyway, thinking it’s set to 40/60. …just got off phone with him. |
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generally, you want more lockup on decel to help w/ braking 964 was the first factory use of asymmetric ramps, 964RS was 20/100 and most disliked it before that it was all ZF 40/40 which could also be set up 80/80 by rearranging disks street 993 are 25/65 or 25/40 RS 993 are 40/65 motor sport 993 was 40/60 or 40/40 |
You can’t flip the ramps on either my G50 LSDs or a factory GKN lsd. It will always be 40:60. If you put them in “upside down” it will jam into the housing locking one wheel and leaving the other permanently open. And these are locking percentages, not ramp angles.
Regards, Matt Monson Guard transmission llc. |
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In fact I still have an e-mail from Paul G. mentioning it This was a long time ago back when I did have a GT 40/60 in one of my cars, Paul had rebuilt it for me. Still looking for the actual ramp angles, I have that somewhere too. |
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But dual ramp means something else. Every LSD has 2 ramp choices. On the G50 that’s generally been 40/60 or 50/80. 80/80 has been available by special request, but again not popular. It’s really only for drag racing. |
Thanks guys for the history and education.
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