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Old 08 February 2007, 08:08 PM
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Seen this on a few car ads in here, but what does it stand for??
Old 08 February 2007, 08:15 PM
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Not having a DCCD, I don't understand why people have issues with understeer when they have one.

I do find that a little confusing, but if you operated the DCCD and had it set to green, that means the lock ratio is roughly 0%. Doesn't that mean you are basically totally rwd?
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will my03 wrx sti have this dccd? i didnt realised when i went to view the car last week
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Originally Posted by Luminous
I do find that a little confusing, but if you operated the DCCD and had it set to green, that means the lock ratio is roughly 0%. Doesn't that mean you are basically totally rwd?
No. 36:64 split to the rear.
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Originally Posted by Luminous
I do find that a little confusing, but if you operated the DCCD and had it set to green, that means the lock ratio is roughly 0%. Doesn't that mean you are basically totally rwd?

36F 64R iirc
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Only if it's a JDM, UK cars didn't get it until MY05...
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Originally Posted by Luminous
Not having a DCCD, I don't understand why people have issues with understeer when they have one.

I do find that a little confusing, but if you operated the DCCD and had it set to green, that means the lock ratio is roughly 0%. Doesn't that mean you are basically totally rwd?
No, not rwd, it splits it 65:35 to the rear when green and prgressively goes to a 50:50 (well, almost) when moved up the orange lights.
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If uk car no. Not sure about JDM

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will my03 wrx sti have this dccd? i didnt
realised when i went to view the car last week
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Originally Posted by upsoluteSTI
will my03 wrx sti have this dccd? i didnt realised when i went to view the car last week

only if its a jdm dccd was fitted to uk cars on my04 and after
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Ah ok, so you don't even get close to 100% rwd, still 65% rwd and ppl complain of understeer. I don't get that.

My classic sure, it understeers all the time But then its mostly fwd. Can you not power oversteer in a JDM STi with DCCD?
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Originally Posted by Luminous
Can you not power oversteer in a JDM STi with DCCD?

off most roundabouts
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good to hear I plan to get one of those in the next couple of years
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Originally Posted by Luminous
Ah ok, so you don't even get close to 100% rwd, still 65% rwd and ppl complain of understeer. I don't get that.

My classic sure, it understeers all the time But then its mostly fwd. Can you not power oversteer in a JDM STi with DCCD?
Oh yes and doughnuts are a piece of cake There is a Section on www.tye-r-ra.co.uk dedicated to it.
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Cheers folks!

I didnt look at this when i left my deposit on my JDM MY01 STI, will it have dccd?
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