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From: Kenny J.
Email: [email protected]
Remote Name: 63.191.1.159
Date: June 10, 2003
You've raised an interesting point, Neil. I tried to imagine the reason for high gearing with limited slip. All I could come up with is somebody living in a remote section of Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Alaska, northern Utah, etc,, where there are long, lonely stretches of highway. Places where one could cruise at 75 mph for a couple of hours, but still need that posi for muddy or snowy side roads during wet or winter weather. Well, it may be a wrong or poor guess, but that's all I can imagine.
