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Need help with burnout on 5speed....with Nitto's

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V_Eight

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SRMobile said:
Actualy, I have a 2003 GT as well.. Everytime I go to do a burn out I only leave 1 tire mark.... The left one never puts anything down, Ive had the car for 2 months... It's brand spaking new and I'm only at 5000KM's
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Don't you have an open differential?
 

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I've got 315 Nittos and I can leave 2 DEEP tire marks.
 
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SRMobile

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V_Eight said:
Don't you have an open differential?
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I dont know man, you tell me lol, I'm just learning here...
 

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you should definately not wait. if the car is putting 400 hp to the ground that rear end is just a gernade pin waiting to be pulled . upgrade it while it still works. if you dont it will be more expensive to fix something thats broken due to the nature of other stuff wanting to join in on the gernade wagon.
 

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I dont know man, you tell me lol, I'm just learning here...
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If only one tire spins whilst doing a burnout, then you have an open diff. If both spin at the same speed, then you have some sort of limited slip.
 
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SRMobile

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Okay so does this mean that everyone here is upgrading theyre rear ends ? Should I get the same thing people are recomending to "2003GT"? I guess if I'm doing that I may as well get 3.75's or 4.10's while it open..
Thanks V-Eight
 
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KronicRacer said:
you should definately not wait. if the car is putting 400 hp to the ground that rear end is just a gernade pin waiting to be pulled . upgrade it while it still works. if you dont it will be more expensive to fix something thats broken due to the nature of other stuff wanting to join in on the gernade wagon.
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yeah, put a little muscle on your rear................try your mom's buns of steel videos oooooooohhh yeah!
 
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