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> Torque or clutch, limit slip differential
Randal
post Dec 30 2010, 12:07 AM
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I haven't figured it out yet, but my clutch type differential, set to 40% works better than 80%, as it came from the manufacturer.

If I can't control the under-steer in autox's with 40% then maybe it's time for a torque type?

What is your experience?
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brant
post Dec 31 2010, 07:15 PM
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I'm with JP
the driving line will tighten with the TB as you throttle
it took a little getting used to but is really manageable.

sometimes you don't want to lift or the car won't make the corner.. so there is a bit of an early 911 style to driving on the limit. You have to floor it to make the corner.

I also used to love my locked diff (100%) but this is faster, just different
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