RedlandRacing

iTrader: (1)

mostly i see a rear wheel bias diff setup... 5-7-3, 5-5-3 etc..
(lower viscosity in the rear i.e spin faster in rear, given equal weight split n equal traction)

has anybody try front bias setup ..may be 3-7-5, i mean lower viscosity on front diff...
IMO wld be suitable for loose dry track.. no?

pinky2252s

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Trust me, as some one whos rear diff blew, dont EVER run a front wheel drive oriented buggy. It makes it much slower and puts more stress on the diff and center diff because its pulling the car not pushing it. Also, turning decreases dramaticly.

RedlandRacing

iTrader: (1)

thanks for your opinion... hv you personally tried this setup?
anybody? i'm still eager to try this weekend... i thought it'll increase the steering to run front bias setup, may be 4-7-5...
i hv some spare diffs....

pinky2252s

iTrader: (4)

Yes i have tried it and no it doesnt work very well at all, it worked like i described. It wont hurt the car but youll be dissapointed.

Panic09

iTrader: (6)

actually i tried that a couple of years ago when i was racing my xray xb8 ec, there was a setup circulated like that in the inet (3f-3m-5r) , i think someone had named it "the cure for lose rear end" . it seemed to work for me...