who on here can weld a diff,,,,,,,,,
03-08-2006, 08:55 AM
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I drove a MkII Escort the other night with a Mountune 280bhp Duratec in it and that had a welded diff....
FOOK THAT !!!
At low speed turning the car round it was like pulling the handbrake on and off...
and I bet its the same when you go into tight bends...
Great for short oval racing, especially on the loose...
But for anything else you are asking for trouble !!
FOOK THAT !!!
At low speed turning the car round it was like pulling the handbrake on and off...
and I bet its the same when you go into tight bends...
Great for short oval racing, especially on the loose...
But for anything else you are asking for trouble !!
03-08-2006, 08:58 AM
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Dan@ Rapid Ford might be able to help you out there mate! 
Neilm - did you go to the classics on the green last night? I poodled along about 8.30 when it was raining. A few people leaving, but i must say i was well impressed with the turnout there! some awesome cars on show!
Neilm - did you go to the classics on the green last night? I poodled along about 8.30 when it was raining. A few people leaving, but i must say i was well impressed with the turnout there! some awesome cars on show!
03-08-2006, 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by neilm
I drove a MkII Escort the other night with a Mountune 280bhp Duratec in it and that had a welded diff....
FOOK THAT !!!
At low speed turning the car round it was like pulling the handbrake on and off...
and I bet its the same when you go into tight bends...
Great for short oval racing, especially on the loose...
But for anything else you are asking for trouble !!
FOOK THAT !!!
At low speed turning the car round it was like pulling the handbrake on and off...
and I bet its the same when you go into tight bends...
Great for short oval racing, especially on the loose...
But for anything else you are asking for trouble !!
Only really can tell at proper low speed tight turns, and the fun always makes up for it IMO.
Tho you need to keep your guard up, writing your car off when giving it some is a lot higher possiblity
Some RWD cars it can make them understeer like a fucker tho, hence why I asked ginge exactly what he wanted it for, as it might not be what he expects.
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03-08-2006, 09:56 AM
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Re: who on here can weld a diff,,,,,,,,,
Originally Posted by b19bal
no not the quaife but on another car i intend on buying ( if some tosser answers the phone )
)He's talking about my BMW 325 E36 then...thought it was gonna be used as a smartr car to run round in, not drift in maccy D's car park
03-08-2006, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Daveyboy
Neilm - did you go to the classics on the green last night? I poodled along about 8.30 when it was raining. A few people leaving, but i must say i was well impressed with the turnout there! some awesome cars on show!
Was there until the very very end chatting to one of my customers..... and got to do some crazy do'nuts on the empty field...
But thats the benefit of having a proper Limited Slip Diff I guess.......
Left the field with a lovely big sideways on too...
But didnt see you..... OR RichPON.... unless he's been banned from Croxley as well as PF
03-08-2006, 12:15 PM
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I was speaking to a guy who does some of the Tramp Drift events about how he found welded diffs and said that the only thing that bothered him was the chirping out of junctions and the amount lift off oversteer (which he later got used to).
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