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Old 07-06-2005, 11:16 PM
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VZW009 - LSD - Limited Slip Diff
Also known as TCD - Traction Control Diff
what is a limited slip diff? how is that applied in on-road? i know what is a diff. I would tend to think that you want to limit the slipping, when the car/wheel is losing control. But, since the track should be pretty well-conditioned(asphalt), why would that be needed?
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Old 07-07-2005, 06:11 AM
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Originally Posted by silverM3
what is a limited slip diff? how is that applied in on-road? i know what is a diff. I would tend to think that you want to limit the slipping, when the car/wheel is losing control. But, since the track should be pretty well-conditioned(asphalt), why would that be needed?
The way it works in our cars is:
a) the very thin oil allows for a very loose diff off power preventing the rear from stepping out.
b) under load the plates in the diff tighten up to restict the freeness of the diff so trying to lock the rear diff under power to prevent diffing out, this also helps to prevent the rear from stepping out under power.

VZW009 - TCD Gear Set
Traction Control Differential parts feature bevel gears mounted in floating blocks to maximise power transfer when racing.

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Originally Posted by jeff whiting
Who has the cheapest (and in stock) V-One RRR WC out there? I have seen them for 450.00 US. My daughter's and I have been running RR Evo's for some time now and although they are still fast, a few parts are not so easy to come by, atleast here in the US.

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atomichobbies.com $411 for the wce, hard to get parts though!
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atomichobbies.com $411 for the wce, hard to get parts though!
I bought my WCE at rc-toro.com for about $430. They have V1RRR parts and 3Racing V1RRR hopups.
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Old 07-08-2005, 03:03 PM
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is the TCD pretty consistent or does it lock up when you don't expect it to.
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does anyone have an actual measurement of how long the shaft of the the 3racing front universal swingshaft with 0mm offset??? thanks
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Hi, understand that the optional 24t middle belt pulley will have a drive ratio of 1:1, does it mean that we need not true the front tire anymore ? Anyone can advise how's the handling as compared to the 23t, e.g better front control ?

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Old 07-09-2005, 10:03 PM
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Question to anyone who know the answer. Who makes a good light weight rear drive shaft? I have already tried the 3racing one and I am some what disappointed with the results. Also, where can I get one?

Thank you, Tenderfoot
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Old 07-10-2005, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Civic_RS
Hi, understand that the optional 24t middle belt pulley will have a drive ratio of 1:1, does it mean that we need not true the front tire anymore ? Anyone can advise how's the handling as compared to the 23t, e.g better front control ?

Tks

I would like to know the answer to this one as well.
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Originally Posted by rodneybarrett
I would like to know the answer to this one as well.
i tried the 24t pully once. here is my experience
i had very even tire wear. you still have to true the front tires. the rear and front tires do not come the same exact size out of the box. also, i would say that the rear tires still wear a little faster than the front. also, i think it gave me a tad better handling, but it seamed as though the car was not as quick. i was getting slower lap times. tested the 23t and 24t on same day at same track, and 23t gave me faster lap times. hope this helps.
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i am going to the nationals no tuesday... just wanted show my rrr buddies a couple pictures of my car before i leave.
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Old 07-10-2005, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted by tenderfoot57
Question to anyone who know the answer. Who makes a good light weight rear drive shaft? I have already tried the 3racing one and I am some what disappointed with the results. Also, where can I get one?
East make titanium 2 speed shafts and also ti middle shafts, i havent tried them but comments from others have been quite positive as to Easts quality.
Apparently Kyosho are making a titanium 2 speed shaft now as well (i think the part number was posted a few pages back here).... being Kyosho I`d say its of high quality.
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Old 07-10-2005, 07:31 PM
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Oops...rc-mushroom.com are selling the East hop-ups.
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what hop ups do you really need for this kitt?
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Old 07-11-2005, 05:50 AM
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None if you get the WC kit
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