take this one way and shove it! going back to the geared front diff
#16
so the question is - do u want to good brakes with so-so steering
or great steering with bad brakes?
for racing - i mean the actual driving techniques amd mechanics of getting around the track - the 1 way is it - but as we all know at some point (4 me lots of pts!) u have to stop NOW!
and i don't always run at a track - i like to bash around at the local parking lot also - don't we all? u really need good brakes on a crowded lot!
get 2 cars right? - i'm neither a. as addicted as others and b. not as wealthly....
still can't decide which is best.
or great steering with bad brakes?
for racing - i mean the actual driving techniques amd mechanics of getting around the track - the 1 way is it - but as we all know at some point (4 me lots of pts!) u have to stop NOW!
and i don't always run at a track - i like to bash around at the local parking lot also - don't we all? u really need good brakes on a crowded lot!
get 2 cars right? - i'm neither a. as addicted as others and b. not as wealthly....
still can't decide which is best.
#17
Originally posted by cybertoolzz
so the question is - do u want to good brakes with so-so steering
or great steering with bad brakes?
so the question is - do u want to good brakes with so-so steering
or great steering with bad brakes?
If you run in a parking lot, I would just use a diff. There is no reason to use a one-way in a parking lot. It is just too dangerous for your car. Why can't you just take out the one-way when you bash and use the one-way when you race?
#18
Originally posted by cybertoolzz
so the question is - do u want to good brakes with so-so steering
or great steering with bad brakes?
so the question is - do u want to good brakes with so-so steering
or great steering with bad brakes?
Driving a one-way is a totally different style. It is best used for attacking a track. With a one-way being used properly you should only be off power for a very short time in corners and you should be well into the corner before you release the throttle.
As for being the fastest way around a track - I definately dont agree. It is far faster than ordinary diffs but solid axles are a lot faster than one-ways.
If you can, try using solid axles front and rear. These will suit the smaller track better than the one-way and rear diff and you will get the same attacking style while having better control.