i am waiting the answer

 

no.

 

A classic Type R with open DCCD and only one front wheel in the air can do it. RA's with a lsd in the front can't. But in real life it would take much for this to happen since the center diff sends more power to the rear.

 

do a utube search you will find a answer

 

Nope, dont think it can tbh, you still have a front to rear torque distribution, you can never have 100% of the torque going to just one wheel, you can have 100% of the torque on that axle doing it, but not 100% of the torque produced (remembering that you have a 50/50 lock split to a 35/65 open split est).

Tony

 

I know its possible,but with 4EAT(which is automatic transmission)from Tony Rigoli Performance,which create special transmission for DRAG etc.

 

I have done this on jack stands trying to find out a bad CV joint, it's possible. Both rear wheels on the ground, and one front wheel. Why shouldn't it be possible with a open center diff, there's no lock what so ever with the DCCD open, that's why it can feel 100% rwd sometimes. Of course it can go the other way around too, just that it is much more difficult because of the torque split. My tested situation is an extreme which never will happen on the road.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1K1I...eature=related Not my car, but it behaves exactly the same

 

yes, i searched in utube but i don't find a answer

 

ok
Under normal conditions the car will send power like this:
Front Left - 25%
Front Right - 25%
Rear Left - 25%
Rear Right - 25%

but in specific condition in front right wheel is slip
how is torque distribution on all wheels?
Front Left -? %
Front Right ? %
Rear Left -? %
Rear Right - ? %

but in specific condition in rear lift wheel is slip
how is torque distribution on all wheels?
Front Left -? %
Front Right ? %
Rear Left -? %
Rear Right - ? %