... eh.

not solid axles, at least not in the last 20 years unless its a 4x4

This post was edited by Avenger987 on May 1 2011 02:11am

Sleepers are fucking great lol.

you really are that retarded, arent you....

all AWD vehicles will have a Rear differential....

oh i tripped out for some reason i though the rear end of the viper was a solid one piece axle, i know awd cars have twin axles

This post was edited by Avenger987 on May 1 2011 12:23pm

k, it doesn't change the fact that ALL AWD, 4x4, and RWD cars require a rear diff.... a solid axle doesn't mean its a 1 piece unit. solid is referring to the casing for the axles that doesn't allow the axles to move up and down independent from eachother. a solid axle still has a differential. IRS rear ends still have differentials. an AWD car has to have a differential in the rear to differentiate power to the wheels, regardless of whether its an open or locked diff.

subarus have rear diffs

dsm's have rear diffs

the old ass 4wd honda civics have rear diffs.

okay i know that when did i say awd cars do not? all i said is most awd cars do not have " SOLID axles the one piece ones like the fucking 1967 ford mustang " they have a differential with CV joints thats all i was trying to say, and for some reason i though the viper has a solid one but i just looked at the pic and i was wrong.

This post was edited by Avenger987 on May 1 2011 12:40pm

that statement insinuates that an AWD car doesn't have a diff, when someone with a brain looks at the pic and see's an IRS setup.

you can still have an AWD car with a solid rear axle to boot. why would you do it? i have NO idea. but you could.

BECAUSE I THOUGH IT WAS A SOLID ONE AND LIKE I SAID NOT MANY CARS BUT 4X4 HAVE AWD WITH SOLID AXLES

/RAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

This post was edited by Avenger987 on May 1 2011 12:58pm