aha this is more like it, the sup has some aftermarket wheels, +51 offset(at rear) with 265/35/18s i believe, they probably don't help. I was just assuming up till i knew I had the torsion diff that it was the open diff giving me some dodgy traction. hence checking before spending a whole lotta cash
it's just my mk3 which is/was knocking a healthy 300bhp was alot more settled and inspiring than my n/a mk4. suspension is stock and all in good working order.
Think I'll bowl down to the local man who does gearboxes and such for sports racing and let him check it out to see if its really worn.
Homer thanks for the tip I'll jack the car up and check the backlash and also my diff fluid level too
As for an lsd on a N/a, no offence but why not if it gives better traction over an open diff.
thanks for the feedback guys still new to this mk4 lark