Team Corally RDX Phi
#2911
Greetings Ollie
#2912
Tech Adept
parts to run lower internal drive ratio/short WB
So if I am looking to lower my internal drive ratio for 10.5, I would need what parts? I do have two 36t diff pulleys, but are people running the optional center pulleys too? Do i need to get smaller belts to make up for the smaller diameter pulleys? and belts and bearing holder to shorten my rear wheelbase?
#2913
So if I am looking to lower my internal drive ratio for 10.5, I would need what parts? I do have two 36t diff pulleys, but are people running the optional center pulleys too? Do i need to get smaller belts to make up for the smaller diameter pulleys? and belts and bearing holder to shorten my rear wheelbase?
Greetings Ollie
#2914
Tech Adept
maybe not what parts, but what ratios are people running? what about belts? there aren't optionals listed, and you mentioned a serpent belt.
#2915
hey can anyone give me the part # to the new rear uprights
that Kenny L. posted photos of?
that Kenny L. posted photos of?
#2916
#2917
that # is for R. UPRIGHT 2 HINGE PIN
when I put it in the corallyUSA
when I put it in the corallyUSA
#2918
They replaced part with new one has same number
#2919
Tech Addict
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I am confused about what effects raising and lowering the roll center blocks do for handeling. I get two different answers. I was told that raising the roll center blocks takes traction away and lowering them give you traction. But then I heard the opposite. Can someone clarify it for me please.
#2920
The idea is that the 1mm lower drive shaft gives you more rear traction I beleave is the point Ollie is trying to make and HenBeav is saying that your able to change angles of ballstuds up or down to make or take away rear bite
#2922
I am confused about what effects raising and lowering the roll center blocks do for handeling. I get two different answers. I was told that raising the roll center blocks takes traction away and lowering them give you traction. But then I heard the opposite. Can someone clarify it for me please.
Ollie
#2923
#2924
Tech Adept
Regarding the new diffs, do they use the thrust bearing assembly? or use the flanged bearing, cone washers, and metal nut that just comes in the new diff kit packages?