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Aluminium dog bones /out drives
Hi all
Running on high traction carpet shorty lw chassis and last weighed just over 1800gm. Probably less now with indoor tyres. But I'll be running a 100c shorty that will increase the weight to maybe another 80gm. I was wondering do the aluminum centre dog bones,alu out drives help much? Are they a bit overkill? Also is it the 68/76mm ones I want for the bmax 4 iii ? Thanks! |
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Help with what?
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Performance
What I mean is with reduced weight... Is it very noticeable |
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It's a heavy car. Alloy propshafts will save a few grammes, but not the sort of saving to make a difference.
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Thanks Neil
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If you formulate your question better next time, anyone could help you in the first reply
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Well why would anyone use them in the first place...
And when I say overkill I would've thought it was obvious.. I guess not |
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