ChrisO

I just couldnt help myself

vones

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Hi, could any kind souls tell me wat r the effects of using a thick diff oil (50 K) versus a thin diff oil (5 K)...mainly entering a bend and exiting it...? thx a mil.....

phildee

Post has been and gone today, so how would u like to pay that $1.00 I accept Cash, Cheque, Direct Deposit and money order

V-One S

Its quiet bcause alot/most of us either work, or r doing something other then sit on a comp all day.


So how much is tha nova n e one know?

squizzytaylor

Around $400.00( and worth every cent)

gt

squizzytaylor

Sirio 18 was designed and marketed as a replacement for the T-maxx and thus would probably exhibit Hi-torque characteristics and may be a little lacking in the top-end department. It also has rotary carb as standard.

gt

squizzytaylor

Are you refering to front diff or rear diff?

gt

V-One S

Squizz, help me out here.

Explain to me wat making the front diff oil thicker or thinner will accomplish in what areas of a corner.

and then tell me the same with the back diff.


and could u send me 400$ for a nova engine PLEASE


Kidding
damn they r exspensive tho.

nearly as much as a new S

V-One S Racer

I went with my dad to have a look at a new boat and check on our current one that's getting serviced (sorry for the life story !). Anyways, while we were looking I spotted something that looked rather familiar in the garage, and bugger me.... it was a V-One S !

I started talking to the bloke that owns it and he said that he owns three and about 5 more mechanics there have V-One S's or other RCs!

He races at Dandenong and I'm gunna try and talk him into coming to Lilydale this weekend. I'm taking my car there tomorrow to show it off .

V-One S

SHOW OFF


any way.
What state u in, and where abouts is lilydale with in that state?

V-One S Racer

I'm in Melbourne if you cared to read my location !

Click on my signature and it'll tell you where it is!

V-One S

lol, i know longer read them, since some where around here comes from wally world.

lol

sorry

squizzytaylor

The thicker the diff oil the less differential action you will get, so the thicker the diff oil the closer you will get to a solid diff.
In the rear if you were to go with a really thick diff oil the car would want to oversteer under-power however acceleration would be excellent.
On the front if you were to go with a thick oil you would exhibit understeer and would effectively have to drive the car more under power to pull the front of the car through corners.

I will endeavour to find a better explanation

gt

V-One S

I get it

the thicker oil in the front, more understeer, so u cant drive into corners so fast

thicker in the rear it will slide in corners heaps, but will wheel spin less coming out of the corner down the straight away.


So front diff affects the whole corner and so does rear diff?

squizzytaylor

New modification...........crystal extender

gt