2wd vs 4wd rear diff tightness?
As a general rule of thumb, in a 4wd car, the front diff is tighter than the rear.
Is the tightness of the diff in a 2wd and a 4wd REAR diff tightness similar for a given track? Would you say that for a given track, the 2wd diff is more similar in tightness to that of: A. the front diff of a 4wd car or B. the rear diff of a 4wd car? Just curious... Thanks! |
You don`t want the diff to slip in a 2wd buggy .
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I've always run the diff on my 2wd tightened almost all the way down and it's always worked really well, at least for my driving style. I have a one-way in the front of my 4wd so that doesn't make for the best comparison.:D
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I would say (b) similar to the rear unless you run your rear diff on your 4wd to the point where it slips a little. You just dont want it to slip like stated above.
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I have always bult the front and rear exactly the same, and I have never had a diff issue.
Tighten all the way 1/8 turn back. Just my .02 |
Originally Posted by OG RC 10T
(Post 4756436)
Tighten all the way 1/8 turn back. Just my .02 ....works for me as well :nod: |
In 2WD, run the diff as loose as possible, but without any slipping. A tighter diff takes a bit of steering away, looser lets the car rotate easier.
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Originally Posted by Aaron P
(Post 4759111)
In 2WD, run the diff as loose as possible, but without any slipping. A tighter diff takes a bit of steering away, looser lets the car rotate easier.
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