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Can I get some info on the weight diff oil you are using and track/surface you are running at please?
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For indoor slippy/carpety tracks in a 2wd around 2 or 3k
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For indoor slippy/carpety tracks in a 2wd around 2 or 3k
Yes a fellow racer at Batley/Worksop said 3k. just wanted a straw poll. I picked up the gear diff today to have a go. There is some thick clear grease in a pot with it. is that to seal the gasket?
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Ye just use the grease to seal the case/gasket and start around the 3k point with oil dependent on surface/grip level your running on.
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i'd leave the clear grease alone and use green slime around the edges to help make the seal tighter

much as you would in the xb4 diffs
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Neil I used 5k at chadderton and the car was really easy to drive would of liked to have tryed a few other changes to the car because it was a little too planted.
But I had a little go at york in first practice (still with 5k in) when it was very lose and it was a bit of a handfull
I think next time at chadderton I will run 4k to start with and on a lose wood floor (Batley or York) I will be starting with 2k.
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