Only some diffs spin the other wheel the same way. some need an input torque to lock both together. Open diff is a 10mm pin across the hole Then others are plates or plates with holes in them depending on brand
Yeah thats what id prob do. Unless there was a rwd hub easy to fit with a higher steering arm so you could use it with, with less steering angle on the steering rack.
The stock sr springs were a progressive design. I quite liked them and felt it suited it but most people found them too soft. if theyre the same as new tte stuff they were made by eibach
This is how i see things, however im sure if there was no religion then there would be some other reason for us to hate each other. As the saying goes "it's in our nature to destroy ourselves"
It can be done but 99% of people wont be a fan. Hubcentric adapters are actually the name i was looking for. The veedub boys use them alot for putting porsche and Bentley rims on there cars
Hubcentric spacers 4x100 - 5 x (what ever evo size stud pattern) But you will get critisized for going anything over 16" without good reasoning as it looks pretty silly
Pretty much why im happy with my car at 180hp. Its great fun sounds awesome and its fine on the road. Bit of fine tweaking and ill be loving it. Never been a fan of chasing power which is why i never went the turbo route as its aalways one more mod to get that little bit more.