FS: 1991 CRX with a 1997 B18/LS

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Actually, that method will only work with a clutch type limited slip differential, which Honda as never put in any of their FWD transmisions, and is incredibly rare to see installed aftermarket on these cars because they are extremely expensive, noisy, and unreliable.

99.999% chance that if your transmission has an LSD it is a helical type and thus both wheels will turn the opposite direction when they are in the air.

GLWS.

Thanks for the info! :) Appreciated!

Message for everyone.
I update the first thread with the following information.

The sale is on hold. I received too many low balls. The older it gets the more money it cost so I decide to keep it.