[Shotimes] 91 is toast

[Ian Fisher]

No, if you lose the CV joint on one side, the Quaife
won't (shouldn't) drive on the other side because it's
not a true LSD and doesn't work that way..(at least
that's what I've read)

I'm sorry to hear about your luck. I'd sip on some
eggnog and try not to think about it for now. When you
are feeling better about it, maybe pull the trans to
check the clutch. If it's the clutch it's not the end
of the world. If the clutch is fine, I can definetly
see why you'd consider parting it out. Don't make any
big decisions while the emotions are running high. :)

Relax and enjoy the holidays. :)

good luck
Ian

--- van Oss <vanOss@centurytel.net> wrote:

> You've gotta figure that simultaneously blowing
> joints on both sides is
> extremely improbable.  If you blow one CV joint on a
> car with an LSD,
> shouldn't it still drive the other side?
> 
> My guess is pressure plate.  Clutch pedal had been
> starting to get heavy.  I
> can't remember with certainty but I think that at
> the moment of failure I
> was downshifting from 3 to 2 for the hill.
> 
> Thanks Ken.
> 
> VO
> ----- Original Message -----
> I would guess a pressure plate failure or you blew a
> cv joint on each side.
>         Ken
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