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udracing57 · 05-23-2006, 02:51 PM

Hey, everyone needs to calm down here and check out the thread about this on nasioc...some of us that drive an STI know that the DCCD center diff is disengaged when the ebrake lever is pulled. So these guys pulled it up just one click to tell the diff to disengage so that they are not burning up the center diff.

Now does that mean I am going to go out and do this with my brand new car?? NO but also realize that this is the Big Valley team...yea the guys with pretty much the fastest STIs in North America...

05-23-2006, 02:51 PM	#27
udracing57 Tri-State Training Wheels Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: NY/DE Member #1780 iTrader: (0)	Hey, everyone needs to calm down here and check out the thread about this on nasioc...some of us that drive an STI know that the DCCD center diff is disengaged when the ebrake lever is pulled. So these guys pulled it up just one click to tell the diff to disengage so that they are not burning up the center diff. Now does that mean I am going to go out and do this with my brand new car?? NO but also realize that this is the Big Valley team...yea the guys with pretty much the fastest STIs in North America...