One way diff
#2
Allows the front diff to pull through the corner. 1-way will pull under acceleration and unload under braking. You have a 4wd under acceleration and 2wd under braking. If you brake hard the car will come around.
#4
1-ways are for going faster through the corners. Let me go deeper into the subject. One-way bearings engage and disengage the drive to the front wheels automatically depending on the available traction. But there is no braking action. The 1-way bearings will disengage the wheels. 1-ways are not for doing 180 or reversing. Make sense?
#5
The advantage of a one-way, is that when the car are off-throttle, all the traction are avaible for steering. The result are faster corner speed.
The disadvantage is that the car only brake with the rear wheels. So a one-way are normally only suited for high-bite tracks.
Usually it takes pretty much time to learn to drive with a one-way because of the brake issue. But once learned, it's probably the hop-op with most laps / $. Gaining an extra lap or 2 in a 5 minutes race aint unsual.
The disadvantage is that the car only brake with the rear wheels. So a one-way are normally only suited for high-bite tracks.
Usually it takes pretty much time to learn to drive with a one-way because of the brake issue. But once learned, it's probably the hop-op with most laps / $. Gaining an extra lap or 2 in a 5 minutes race aint unsual.
Last edited by Cole Trickle; 11-25-2002 at 05:17 AM.
#6
Thanks Cole. Works great for someone like me that does not use brakes. Put this on my christmas list for this year. I used 1-ways on my 1/8 and MTX-2. Went back to diff on MTX as had to use the brake to much and the tail swaped around a lot when I did. On my X-Ray I never brake, stock class.
#7
Originally posted by lee82gx
Looks like i gotta have that.Im guessing that its used in racing bcos the reverse esc's are banned right so the diif can be used to make a 180 turn.Is it?
Looks like i gotta have that.Im guessing that its used in racing bcos the reverse esc's are banned right so the diif can be used to make a 180 turn.Is it?
And no, spin turns are not what a one-way diff is for.