Spool benefits?
07-19-2005, 10:51 PM
#46
Originally Posted by Ben.C
We have discussion from spools to a certain female organ... Very nice...
Organ is the lower part !
Question: What's worst than having a mad dog on your Piano ?
....Ans: A Sick pussy on your organ ! (err, you do play musical instruments, dun you ?)
07-19-2005, 11:23 PM
#47
Tech Master
Originally Posted by Ghostfit
btw, ......Ben, I believe that is not an organ ! should be a Gland.
Organ is the lower part !
Question: What's worst than having a mad dog on your Piano ?
....Ans: A Sick pussy on your organ ! (err, you do play musical instruments, dun you ?)
Organ is the lower part !
Question: What's worst than having a mad dog on your Piano ?
....Ans: A Sick pussy on your organ ! (err, you do play musical instruments, dun you ?)
But I have one at home ....!!
07-19-2005, 11:44 PM
#48
Originally Posted by Ben.C
Er.....I don't....
But I have one at home ....!!
But I have one at home ....!!
....Wat ? a Mad dog or the Sick pussy ? Okay, Okay ! ....SORRY ! ..deviated from the topic of Sick Spool and Mad One-ways !
07-20-2005, 12:22 AM
#49
Thats it guys, stick to the subject ... Spools ...
07-20-2005, 12:43 AM
#50
Tech Master
Originally Posted by Ghostfit
....Wat ? a Mad dog or the Sick pussy ? Okay, Okay ! ....SORRY ! ..deviated from the topic of Sick Spool and Mad One-ways !
Hmm...I meant an organ which you can play on....And yes,I do have a cute little mad dog at home...
Back to topic about benefits...Where there's benefits there's bound to be cons....They are: tires eaten up faster,drive shaft wear faster,If you run a lightweight spool,eg alu or delrin. prepare to change your drive cups often...
07-20-2005, 02:21 AM
#51
Originally Posted by Ben.C
Back to topic about benefits...Where there's benefits there's bound to be cons....They are: tires eaten up faster,drive shaft wear faster,If you run a lightweight spool,eg alu or delrin. prepare to change your drive cups often...
07-20-2005, 06:22 AM
#52
Originally Posted by v0rtex
Diff: Move one wheel forward, other goes backward
1-way: Move one wheel forward, nothing happens other side
Spool: Move one wheel forward, other goes forward too
1-way: Move one wheel forward, nothing happens other side
Spool: Move one wheel forward, other goes forward too
Diff: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes forward
1-way: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes backward
Spool: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes backward
Basically a spool is like having a solid shaft between both wheels where they move the same direction at the same speed no matter what.
Last edited by teamgp; 07-21-2005 at 07:00 AM.
07-20-2005, 06:01 PM
#53
Originally Posted by Entropy
Lets not forget that to use spools effectively you will need to brake. I know of some cases where someone's shottky diode fell off and he braked..
07-20-2005, 06:30 PM
#54
Originally Posted by teamgp
Just to make it clear...
Diff: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes forward Which is the same thing he said...
1-way: Move one wheel BACKWARD, nothing happens other side Which is wrong... You spin one wheel backwards, the whole drivetrain spins.
Spool: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes backward Which is again the same thing he essentially said...
Basically a spool is like having a solid shaft between both wheels where they move the same direction at the same speed no matter what.
Diff: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes forward Which is the same thing he said...
1-way: Move one wheel BACKWARD, nothing happens other side Which is wrong... You spin one wheel backwards, the whole drivetrain spins.
Spool: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes backward Which is again the same thing he essentially said...
Basically a spool is like having a solid shaft between both wheels where they move the same direction at the same speed no matter what.
-Josh
07-20-2005, 07:45 PM
#55
Originally Posted by teamgp
Just to make it clear...
Diff: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes forward
1-way: Move one wheel BACKWARD, nothing happens other side
Spool: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes backward
Basically a spool is like having a solid shaft between both wheels where they move the same direction at the same speed no matter what.
Diff: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes forward
1-way: Move one wheel BACKWARD, nothing happens other side
Spool: Move one wheel BACKWARD, other goes backward
Basically a spool is like having a solid shaft between both wheels where they move the same direction at the same speed no matter what.
07-21-2005, 07:00 AM
#56
Originally Posted by Pro4Capece
with a one-way, you move one wheel BACKWARD the the other wheel goes backwards. That's why it's called a one-way, b/t it only works one-way.
07-21-2005, 07:36 AM
#57
Here's a question, when building a spool do you line up the outdrives or offset them? Offset meaning when the spool is built one outdrive slot will be vertical and the other outdrive slot would be horizontal.
Last edited by Buck Nasty; 07-21-2005 at 08:02 AM.
07-21-2005, 09:26 AM
#59
coudln't the understeer you get going into the corner be reduced by using a one-way pulley, or do you have to lock the centre up to run a spool?
07-21-2005, 01:34 PM
#60
Bad idea, cause then you have the disadvantages of both spool and oneway, you can't break and you have horrible turn in ...
If you like to run a spool than you should lock up the centre pulley, otherwise, when running a oneway , centre oneway drives even better ..
If you like to run a spool than you should lock up the centre pulley, otherwise, when running a oneway , centre oneway drives even better ..