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Old 22-09-2007
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is there any benifit or disadvantage from running BOTH ONE WAYS
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Old 22-09-2007
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Hi Dean,

It makes no difference whats on the propshaft when you have the one way diff in the front. It might be slightly more free under deceleration but I don't think it will be noticeable

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Old 23-09-2007
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Rich is right, what i found when running tourers, when running a one way up front and a fixed shaft the car had the std one way feel, lots of turn in etc.
But when the centre one way was fitted as well, the car carried more corner speed but lost a touch of steering, this was only beneficial on fast open tracks. Also we were racing on things that resembled snooker tables so i cant see it being that relevant to off road.

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