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wstuart 04-12-2009 04:05 PM

Losi smart diff - works or a gimick
 
anyone have experience with this part

Thinking of buying the center diff unit for my 2.0B but part of me thinks they just pay Drake to say it works great to sell another $90 part that doesnt do anything.

hound_dogs_01 04-12-2009 04:14 PM

Supposedly lets you run into the corners faster... I'm not sure Im anxious to see what people have to say...

Alex

howtowakeakar 04-12-2009 04:20 PM

I have yet to hear anything negative about it, the only "bad" things I have heard is from people who say it didn't work for their style.

sport10 04-12-2009 04:39 PM

It works! A couple of people around here have it say it works. But be ready for the increase it steering associated with the oneway style action of the smart diff. Putting it in the center will give an increase in corner entry steering and make the car only brake with the rear wheels if it acts like a oneway. It is faster but harder to drive for most people till you get use to it. It also makes jumping different.

bradfox2 04-12-2009 04:56 PM

go in the nitro off road and read the thread. it works

kufman 04-12-2009 06:57 PM


Originally Posted by sport10 (Post 5674933)
It works! A couple of people around here have it say it works. But be ready for the increase it steering associated with the oneway style action of the smart diff. Putting it in the center will give an increase in corner entry steering and make the car only brake with the rear wheels if it acts like a oneway. It is faster but harder to drive for most people till you get use to it. It also makes jumping different.

It shouldn't act like a one way. It is a diff or a spool depending on the torque applied to it. If you use motor brakes (electric, center diff)), it should lock like a spool. If you use mechanical brakes, this diff should not feel different at all.

Basically, off power it should act like a very free diff. On power or with electric brakes, it should act like a spool.


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