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cmgreen 16-03-2007 08:14 AM

One way diff
 
Just bought a DC Racing one way diff, just after you thoughts.

Whos using one?

level-4 16-03-2007 11:35 PM

i have one in my X5 and XXX4, no problems with either after a winter of racing indoors.

Sodom 18-03-2007 03:35 PM

What are the difference between the one way diff and the stock ones that come with the worlds kit? Sorry guys but i m new in this things:p

barnyard 18-03-2007 07:00 PM

the kit comes with a diff for the front as standard

the one way uses one way bearing instead of the ball diff action so you get the 4wd under power but the front freewheels off power and under breaking

Col 18-03-2007 07:49 PM

I don't understand the benefit of one way diffs. Why would you want to pull the handbrake on when going flat out? 4WD braking has to be better surely:confused:

level-4 18-03-2007 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Col (Post 29513)
I don't understand the benefit of one way diffs. Why would you want to pull the handbrake on when going flat out? 4WD braking has to be better surely:confused:


the one way helps the car turn in much better

cmgreen 19-03-2007 11:56 AM

Ran it on sat for 3 mins, broke. Now trying to phone/email dc racing not a thing.

Keep you posted.

(Not a Happy Bunny)

chris68nufc 19-03-2007 07:25 PM

Were you at Teeside? Was there many buggies there? Im thinking of going down on Wed night for a practice before the Regional Finals. Will you be going?

Richard Lowe 19-03-2007 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Col (Post 29513)
I don't understand the benefit of one way diffs. Why would you want to pull the handbrake on when going flat out? 4WD braking has to be better surely:confused:

Not enough steering with permanent 4wd unless you're on a mega grippy surface ;)

Unless ther's a lot of straights followed by hairpins you don't need the extra stopping power you get with four wheel braking. Only having rear brakes also gives you the ability to pivot the car with a quick dab of brakes if you need to :)

cmgreen 20-03-2007 07:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chris68nufc (Post 29690)
Were you at Teeside? Was there many buggies there? Im thinking of going down on Wed night for a practice before the Regional Finals. Will you be going?

About 10 on sat night, have been told theres a few who go on a wed night. Am not going, on wed or the finals, only did 2 regionals after just getting back into it in jan.


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