Serpent 710
10-27-2004, 02:39 AM
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Originally posted by Julius
Part of the trick with mre overdrive is using it. That means not trueing tires to different sizes but actually creating more front drive. It will give more stability on power and more turn in off power. In low grip this may lead to off throttle oversteer though.
Part of the trick with mre overdrive is using it. That means not trueing tires to different sizes but actually creating more front drive. It will give more stability on power and more turn in off power. In low grip this may lead to off throttle oversteer though.
10-27-2004, 02:41 AM
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Originally posted by InitialD
Aiks ! The Master has detected an error.
But seriously Julius, wouldn't the front arms be flatter and intersect at a further point = lower roll center? If the front arms are more angled because of using smaller tires and setting the shock springs to get back the ride height, then I would agree with you... But that's not the case with the arms right?
Aiks ! The Master has detected an error.
But seriously Julius, wouldn't the front arms be flatter and intersect at a further point = lower roll center? If the front arms are more angled because of using smaller tires and setting the shock springs to get back the ride height, then I would agree with you... But that's not the case with the arms right?
10-27-2004, 02:46 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
Is that the case only if not using a one-way?
Is that the case only if not using a one-way?
The one way in this case doesn't help because the frnt wheels will be running at a lower rpm than the rears thus effectively engagine the one way all the time.
10-27-2004, 03:18 AM
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Originally posted by Julius
No, this can be the case with all drive configurations. With overdrive at the front the front wheels turn faster than the rear. If using same diameter tires and off throttle, the fronts will want to try and spin the rear wheels slower thus creating more drag at the front end = more weight transfer to the front. This can the lead to oversteer off throttle.
The one way in this case doesn't help because the frnt wheels will be running at a lower rpm than the rears thus effectively engagine the one way all the time.
No, this can be the case with all drive configurations. With overdrive at the front the front wheels turn faster than the rear. If using same diameter tires and off throttle, the fronts will want to try and spin the rear wheels slower thus creating more drag at the front end = more weight transfer to the front. This can the lead to oversteer off throttle.
The one way in this case doesn't help because the frnt wheels will be running at a lower rpm than the rears thus effectively engagine the one way all the time.
I never knew that the drag would happen on an overdriven car much less with oneway front ! I know that on 4WD cars there will be a drag but the weight transfer explanation about this and causing oversteer is excellent. Thanks Julius.
Another spin off question... So using overdriven front from the 21T pulley with equal front and rear tires would give the car somewhat like a drag brake effect? No?
10-27-2004, 03:21 AM
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Originally posted by Julius
It all depends on the relation between both arms. It is true the intersection will mover further away, but the lower arm gets a flatter angle which will raise the intersect point in the end.
It all depends on the relation between both arms. It is true the intersection will mover further away, but the lower arm gets a flatter angle which will raise the intersect point in the end.
Thanks.
10-27-2004, 03:24 AM
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Originally posted by InitialD
10-27-2004, 03:26 AM
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Originally posted by InitialD
Another spin off question... So using overdriven front from the 21T pulley with equal front and rear tires would give the car somewhat like a drag brake effect? No?
Another spin off question... So using overdriven front from the 21T pulley with equal front and rear tires would give the car somewhat like a drag brake effect? No?
good point - you're really earning your Prophet points today....well with the exception of that Faux Pas earlier on 
10-27-2004, 03:34 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
good point - you're really earning your Prophet points today....well with the exception of that Faux Pas earlier on
good point - you're really earning your Prophet points today....well with the exception of that Faux Pas earlier on
10-27-2004, 05:42 AM
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Originally posted by Pyramid
I think he meant the 21T, not the 22T
I think he meant the 21T, not the 22T
10-27-2004, 06:03 AM
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Originally posted by SERPENTFREAK69
GUYS,SORRY BUT I GOOFED..THE PULLEYS ARE FOR THE 950R...FORGIVE ME...CHOCO
GUYS,SORRY BUT I GOOFED..THE PULLEYS ARE FOR THE 950R...FORGIVE ME...CHOCO
Anyone tried the light black coated alu mid shaft on S710? they are xtremely light and I wonder will it bent on usage?
10-27-2004, 06:05 AM
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Originally posted by GoldFinger
So Julius, do you mean with smaller front and bigger rear tire to maintain 1 : 1 ratio in car that having overdrive tranny did not have an overdrive effect ?
So Julius, do you mean with smaller front and bigger rear tire to maintain 1 : 1 ratio in car that having overdrive tranny did not have an overdrive effect ?
10-27-2004, 06:08 AM
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Originally posted by InitialD
Cannot do that because there are a lot of "Slow" and "Steady" people out there. (j/k)
Cannot do that because there are a lot of "Slow" and "Steady" people out there. (j/k)
10-27-2004, 06:10 AM
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Originally posted by markp27
Hey D! Choco is looking good at taking over your prophet role
Hey D! Choco is looking good at taking over your prophet role
10-27-2004, 06:12 AM
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Originally posted by Pyramid
We do not even have the part number yet for 21T
We do not even have the part number yet for 21T
10-27-2004, 06:13 AM
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Originally posted by InitialD
I predict the part number to be 802171. 
I predict the part number to be 802171.