dyno tuning on a two wheel dyno
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WHOA!! yes you can dyno it....i think he is right about front wheel though....i am not sure. it will tell you in your owners manual. there is a fuse you remove to put it into either fwd or rwd which it is. its for it you get a flat or anything you have to take it out of awd because with 1 smaller tire it will **** up the awd system and also if they tow it, that will also **** up the awd. but look in your owners manual, its in there. i think under emergency stuff or something like that. the only problem i would think, is that you are putting a lot mroe power to 1 dif and wrx difs are already small, so be careful what you. also consider that you will have less horse power than what you get because you are losing a dif and possible the drive shaft which does take some hp away from the wheels. look into!
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no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
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only the automatics can pull a fuse. manuals can absolutely NOT use this trick. i dont care what your manual says. towing your car on 2 wheels WILL destroy the center viscous. there are no electronics in a manual tranny....
to use a 2wd dyno you need to install a 2wd front diff. it has been done, but it makes the car, well.. drive like a fwd car.
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only the automatics can pull a fuse. manuals can absolutely NOT use this trick. i dont care what your manual says. towing your car on 2 wheels WILL destroy the center viscous. there are no electronics in a manual tranny....
to use a 2wd dyno you need to install a 2wd front diff. it has been done, but it makes the car, well.. drive like a fwd car.
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Originally posted by Boneamania
no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
This fuse has been discussed many many times over the few year ive been on the boards (NASIOC and now here) and its a fact, as Josh and msp stated!
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Originally posted by Boneamania
no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
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Originally posted by Boneamania
no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
no the fuse is on all of them....i have a stick and its for that too. how are you supposed to tow a car with all wheel drive?...can't you need a flat bed...so to tow it...you have to put it in 2wheel drive. look in your owners manual if you have a stick wrx
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Originally posted by State of XVIII
I wonder how torque split would work on the manual if you pulled the fuse, in theory, if it even decided to work.
I wonder how torque split would work on the manual if you pulled the fuse, in theory, if it even decided to work.
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