Why does one wheel spin?
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Can one of you gearbox wizards impart any info here?
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...hreadid=273473 I'm really confused!
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...hreadid=273473 I'm really confused!
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Open differentials will allow all torque to go to the spinning wheel.
Limited slip differentials will limit this "slip" and ensure that at least a proportion of the torque doing through the differential is sent to the wheel that has some traction (the non spinning one).
The BAJA ? doesnt have LSD's at either end, so it can become stranded in conditions where one of the wheels on each end is spinning.
Limited slip differentials will limit this "slip" and ensure that at least a proportion of the torque doing through the differential is sent to the wheel that has some traction (the non spinning one).
The BAJA ? doesnt have LSD's at either end, so it can become stranded in conditions where one of the wheels on each end is spinning.
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