F1 Differential setup
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F1 Differential setup
Just rebuilt the diff on my f1 and was wondering how tight to set it and what effects on handling it has. I've read on the net some people run them so they just slip slightly under acceleration and others say run them as tight as you can. can anyone help with this.
neil78- Posts : 10
Join date : 2010-10-01
Location : Burntwood
Re: F1 Differential setup
Deffo no slip you will burn out the spur gear . . . .
Hold the rear wheels in your hand and with your thumb try to move the spur gear it should be tight
See us Sunday if ya up there
Hold the rear wheels in your hand and with your thumb try to move the spur gear it should be tight
See us Sunday if ya up there
Gazza- Posts : 1530
Join date : 2009-11-29
Age : 64
Location : TRACKSIDE
Re: F1 Differential setup
neil78 wrote: wondering how tight to set it and what effects on handling it has.
Slack Diff = more steering
Tight Diff = less steering
Adjust as Garry says by hand then test on the track for the final setting. No slip under hard acceleration is best.
Re: F1 Differential setup
Thanks for your replys sounds like i need to run the diff tight then as i have lots of steering.
See you all at ardent this sunday.
See you all at ardent this sunday.
neil78- Posts : 10
Join date : 2010-10-01
Location : Burntwood
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