Spool vs Diff vs Oneway

[37RACING]

whar does each do to handling of car
Diff
Spool
Oneway

[Gergely]

Hello,

you can find the answer and many more at the end of this document:
http://www.losi.com/ProdInfo/Files/jrxs-r-manual.pdf

Gergely

[swalker]

I think that what Racing is really asking is not what the affect is, but if it can help him.

I have used oneways in the past and it is something you have to get used to. You really have to choose where you brake very carefully.

I have never used a spool so I cant comment, but I do bet that off power steering is reduced.

I dont imagine it would be easy to do in something so small, but it would be great if someone made a diff for RC cars that worked like a Detroit Locker. I had one in one of my real cars and they work great.

I dont imagine it would be to hard to have a diff that locks under power, so we may yet see something for RC cars.

[da John Wee]

I think that what Racing is really asking is not what the affect is, but if it can help him.

I have used oneways in the past and it is something you have to get used to. You really have to choose where you brake very carefully.

I have never used a spool so I cant comment, but I do bet that off power steering is reduced.

I dont imagine it would be easy to do in something so small, but it would be great if someone made a diff for RC cars that worked like a Detroit Locker. I had one in one of my real cars and they work great.

I dont imagine it would be to hard to have a diff that locks under power, so we may yet see something for RC cars.

I think the Losi smart diff for a eight does that. have that in a Type-R would be a great idea!

[swalker]

Here we have an idea.

The diff pulley in the JRXS can be altered so that under power it clamps onto the outside of the diff hubs.

It would not be hard to make something that did that and it would not require any modification to any parts other than the pulley.