diff grease numbers?
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I use Mugen silicon Diff fluids, the higher the number the thicker the fluid is, 100,000 weight is almost like the consistancy of taffy.
The thicker the fluid the tighter the diff will be.
Dbow
The thicker the fluid the tighter the diff will be.
Dbow
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Meant to add that you might want to try 10,000 to 15,000 in the front with 5,000 to 7,000 in the rear.
I run roughly have of the front in the rear.
You will have to experiment and see what you like. If you race and have lots of extra parts, its easy to load up a couple of extra diffs with different weights. Then at the track you can just pop them in to change the weight for testing.
Dbow
I run roughly have of the front in the rear.
You will have to experiment and see what you like. If you race and have lots of extra parts, its easy to load up a couple of extra diffs with different weights. Then at the track you can just pop them in to change the weight for testing.
Dbow
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Meant to add that you might want to try 10,000 to 15,000 in the front with 5,000 to 7,000 in the rear.
I run roughly have of the front in the rear.
You will have to experiment and see what you like. If you race and have lots of extra parts, its easy to load up a couple of extra diffs with different weights. Then at the track you can just pop them in to change the weight for testing.
Dbow
I run roughly have of the front in the rear.
You will have to experiment and see what you like. If you race and have lots of extra parts, its easy to load up a couple of extra diffs with different weights. Then at the track you can just pop them in to change the weight for testing.
Dbow



