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Old 04-18-2011, 01:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Luppi Stefano
I tried u-pro spool...
delrin cup, after only ONE race, have a little break...
there are steel cup, compatible with u-pro spool?
RC Market have got steel out drive cups for the u pro spool
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any one using Lightweight Gear Diff ? any good difference
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Old 04-18-2011, 03:53 AM
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Originally Posted by smilekt
any one using Lightweight Gear Diff ? any good difference
Depends on how you like your car and what the track conditions are like...

I found that it dramatically changed the balance of the car but the track I run on is very low grip. For me it gave too much rear drive to the car.
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Old 04-18-2011, 03:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Professor
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matty stambulos has been using it along with brad verco in mod for the last 2-3 weeks & had no isseus with it to date the added flex is actually quite good

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It seems I have been away for too long What is this modification of which you speak???
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Old 04-18-2011, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by smilekt
any one using Lightweight Gear Diff ? any good difference
I think that you will get some better diffs if you buy the Yokomo or Spec-R diff. I have broken 3 or 4 of the small diffs , but after I bought one of each , I havnt broken one since. Use them both in front and rear
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Originally Posted by OVA
So what set up is everyone is using for outdoor med traction grip?
I posted one if Larry's from last year at http://racerlog.com/wiki/T.O.P._Photon#Setups . Look for the one from Jackson.

I haven't run outdoors yet but I'm going to mix that setup along with my current carpet setup.

Originally Posted by TeamWTF
Is the single screw layshaft modification ok to use with modified?

I want to try it but I cant help thinking it would flex a lot (Possibly causing gear mesh problems) ???
Yes - single screw is good for mod. We are running the lunsford titanium fatboys.
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Old 04-18-2011, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by johnsen-dk
I think that you will get some better diffs if you buy the Yokomo or Spec-R diff. I have broken 3 or 4 of the small diffs , but after I bought one of each , I havnt broken one since. Use them both in front and rear
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Old 04-18-2011, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by John St.Amant
The #ed blocks 9,10,11,12, make more difference than the numbers show. In feel anyways. I would have liked to see the #'s further on in deflection. Like 30, 35.... 45 would have been the upper limit I think.

I'm running 4mm of spacer and a one way .. the spool is just too tough on the parts inventory. I will have to measure the total length from center pivot to center line of the pivot ball. (416)
sorry to dig up an old thread , does no.9 insert give the most steering coming out of a corner ?? ..
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Originally Posted by shaun207
sorry to dig up an old thread , does no.9 insert give the most steering coming out of a corner ?? ..
no #10 does more
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Old 04-18-2011, 04:45 PM
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Originally Posted by vr01
Depends on how you like your car and what the track conditions are like...

I found that it dramatically changed the balance of the car but the track I run on is very low grip. For me it gave too much rear drive to the car.
I have been thinking about this relationship, i wonder if it would be beneficial to run a 1 tooth smaller front pulley to compensate for the additional rear drive? I think this is referred to as overdrive

Get the front of the car dragging itself out of corners a little more?
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Originally Posted by OVA
no #10 does more
ok cheers , i just thought it would make the inside tire turn sharper ..
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Originally Posted by Besercoe
I have been thinking about this relationship, i wonder if it would be beneficial to run a 1 tooth smaller front pulley to compensate for the additional rear drive? I think this is referred to as overdrive

Get the front of the car dragging itself out of corners a little more?
Yeah that's called overdrive. It might help but it will also cause other balance issues, particularly off power.

I actually liked the gear diff at Whalan but that's because the grip is available and the car felt like it flowed through those mid speed corners better. At Castle Hill you definitely need the front driving to pull the car out of the corners because there is no grip. With spool / ball diff I am able to get on the power quite early but with the gear diff all the car wanted to do was swap ends...
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Old 04-19-2011, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by mcb-jet
RC Market have got steel out drive cups for the u pro spool
Yes !
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Old 04-20-2011, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted by RC MARKET
Yes !
I know you have them, but was looking for something compatible to be taken in Italy ...
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Old 04-20-2011, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by shaun207
ok cheers , i just thought it would make the inside tire turn sharper ..
yes it does...
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