Random Little Question Thread
There's nothing frail about the diff installed in these cars, open or vlsd, read his next post, the one where he starts backpedaling. Go ahead and insert vlsd in place of vdc in his post and see how much sense it makes:
"If your G has VLSD, then it's an open differential, so it does have slip protection, just not that great, and the open diff design is known to be pretty frail so the part might have been in need of replacement by the time you purchased that car."
I thought VLSD stood for Viscous Limited Slip Differential, maybe I'm wrong
BTW Every G35 sold has VDC, it's standard equipment
"If your G has VLSD, then it's an open differential, so it does have slip protection, just not that great, and the open diff design is known to be pretty frail so the part might have been in need of replacement by the time you purchased that car."
I thought VLSD stood for Viscous Limited Slip Differential, maybe I'm wrong
BTW Every G35 sold has VDC, it's standard equipment
Last edited by dofu; Apr 24, 2013 at 01:28 PM.
Because I have a little time right now...
Because I'm so misinformed (which you've spelled incorrectly btw), the bigger question is "what is the correlation between the VDC and the VLSD?". I'd give you a cookie if you could actually answer this one. And if you can answer this one, then you should be able to see the flaw in the VLSD design.
What G35 doesn't have VDC? it was standard equipment, with or without VLSD. and how in the world would an open diff need replacing to the point of causing an accident? VDC is much more than slip protection, that's why people go through the hassle of disabling it.
You've been on this site for a long time, I'm amazed at how you could be so missinformed.
You've been on this site for a long time, I'm amazed at how you could be so missinformed.
There's nothing frail about the diff installed in these cars, open or vlsd, read his next post, the one where he starts backpedaling. Go ahead and insert vlsd in place of vdc in his post and see how much sense it makes:
"If your G has VLSD, then it's an open differential, so it does have slip protection, just not that great, and the open diff design is known to be pretty frail so the part might have been in need of replacement by the time you purchased that car."
I thought VLSD stood for Viscous Limited Slip Differential, maybe I'm wrong
BTW Every G35 sold has VDC, it's standard equipment
"If your G has VLSD, then it's an open differential, so it does have slip protection, just not that great, and the open diff design is known to be pretty frail so the part might have been in need of replacement by the time you purchased that car."
I thought VLSD stood for Viscous Limited Slip Differential, maybe I'm wrong
BTW Every G35 sold has VDC, it's standard equipment
SO wait...what exactly is VDC? I keep seeing it pop up but I am still not 100% sure what it is. Also, may be a silly question....Did the coupes come with two different color guages? I have seen pictures that look orange and some that look yellow. Is that just how they show up in pics?
*edit* my bad....I just realized this was in the sedan section. Greatly appreciated though if you could answer though
*edit* my bad....I just realized this was in the sedan section. Greatly appreciated though if you could answer though
There are only orange / black gauge clusters in the US, JDM offered a white face.
Vehicle Dynamic Control is a traction and stability management system which will engage brakes and cut power when it senses the car has lost traction.
Vehicle Dynamic Control is a traction and stability management system which will engage brakes and cut power when it senses the car has lost traction.
Last edited by Peoria35sedan; Apr 25, 2013 at 03:10 PM.
^^^Thank you. I thought thats what it stood for but no one was actually saying (Cuz you all know it I suppose) so I wanted to be on the same page! LOL
And as far as the guages, I am guessing they just look different in certain pictures...Thanks!
And as far as the guages, I am guessing they just look different in certain pictures...Thanks!








