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Originally Posted by Riketsu
(Post 8513269)
Hi DJ,
What brand of diff oil and shock oil do you use?? I have found that there is some different between manufacturers... For instance, a 50k Mugen is harder than 60k Xray... Have you found similar results with different brands?? Pass you soon... |
Originally Posted by lil-bump
(Post 8513671)
I buy all my oil in Cst ratings. No matter what brand; "Cst rating is Cst rating" other than quality control between the different brands.
Pass you soon... I noticed in the last race that a 500 cst Muchmore oil felt like a 650 Mugen oil... |
Originally Posted by Riketsu
(Post 8513269)
Hi DJ,
What brand of diff oil and shock oil do you use?? I have found that there is some different between manufacturers... For instance, a 50k Mugen is harder than 60k Xray... Have you found similar results with different brands?? DJ |
Originally Posted by lil-bump
(Post 8513671)
I buy all my oil in Cst ratings. No matter what brand; "Cst rating is Cst rating" other than quality control between the different brands.
Pass you soon... the silicone has the same results, the only factor giving different diff resistence (for example) is diff case capacity. But, when i build a diff for the 733 of a friend with older serpent silicone 80.000 (with the orange sticker), and later build my diff with the new 80.000 silicone came with the kit, my diff felt like 30.000 compared with older silicones. i wonder why there is so much variation among different brands...Maybe there isnt a consistent way of measuring cst? I guess Dj is right, you have to stick with the same brand otherwise you ll get lost.. And when setups are posted over the internet, its good the authors to write also which brand they used (this goes to you DJ as yours setups are read and used by alot of people :) ). |
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Originally Posted by gfilos
(Post 8516394)
i always had the same opinion, i was saying myself, if the rating is the same
the silicone has the same results, the only factor giving different diff resistence (for example) is diff case capacity. But, when i build a diff for the 733 of a friend with older serpent silicone 80.000 (with the orange sticker), and later build my diff with the new 80.000 silicone came with the kit, my diff felt like 30.000 compared with older silicones. i wonder why there is so much variation among different brands...Maybe there isnt a consistent way of measuring cst? I guess Dj is right, you have to stick with the same brand otherwise you ll get lost.. And when setups are posted over the internet, its good the authors to write also which brand they used (this goes to you DJ as yours setups are read and used by alot of people :) ). |
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Originally Posted by lil-bump
(Post 8528589)
The older Serpent oils were not rated in Cst. I believe all of the current serpent oils are rated in Cst
this is a capricorn thread! :) |
Originally Posted by gfilos
(Post 8528739)
of course they were rated in cst! i am an old serpent fun, 710,720 and now 733 :p but time to move now,
this is a capricorn thread! :) |
Originally Posted by DS Motorsport
(Post 8528810)
Yes, get out of here with that Serpent stuff. :D:lol::lol::lol:
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Originally Posted by gfilos
(Post 8528902)
yeah, we are going back to our thread, which btw is bigger!;)
Pass you soon... |
Originally Posted by lil-bump
(Post 8529730)
I agree. I'm going back to the Serpent thread. This thread smells funny:lol::lol::lol: Smells like goat:nod::nod::nod:
Pass you soon... Kindest regards, Lars. |
Originally Posted by dj apolaro
(Post 8508477)
I have run the diff and Solid. I like the solid for tracks with a lot of bite or if the track is giving a little bit of over steer. I use the diff for all other applications. With the diff in the front I have been running the stock oils.
150k front and 70k rear. With the solid it has been 70k in the rear. DJ Apolaro When you change from front diff to locker do you do any other setup changes like springs or roll centers ? |
Not to start with. Since I use it if I feel I have an over steer at the apex and want to combat that feeling. I have only did it once at a track that had a lot of front bite for some reason.
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