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Dan, it's much better than xx4 - as it is a proper one way bearing rather than ratchet like xx4 is, but yeah you have the idea.
Looks good Oliv - but then you knew that!:woot: |
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We should clone Olivier so every brand could have one on its team... Oh wait, just give him every car available and he will make wonders :thumbsup: |
Olivier: Send a CV + details of some of your work to all the car manufacturers. You should be working full time with RC development! :thumbsup:
Does it hurt to have such a big brain? :lol: Now I want a CAT just because of you! :lol::lol::lol: |
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Other than a lack of space, there's also the problem that you need exactly the same amount of friction for both sides. And weight. It'd be one heavy mofo of a diff. |
Hi Bruno !!!
During my X-5 period, I was thinking about a thrust bearing in each oneway outdrive, plus some Belleville washers in one of the outdrive, and a long screw through all these parts. As for friction function, what about two thin PTFE washer between each outdrive an oneway body ? This way we can expect to have same friction effect on left and right side :confused: I agree the thickness of thrust bearing + Belleville washers + head screw could be enormous regarding the available space :yawn: |
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