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slipperential + MMM or RX8 - 05.05.2009, 10:06 PM

How does the MMM + slipperential setup compare to a non slipperential equipped Rx8? Since one of the big things was the smooth bottom end of the RX8, does the slipperential do a good job compensating.
   
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05.06.2009, 03:54 PM

Get the Rx8 and the slipperential. :) I have driven the MMM with and without the slipperential, but havent driven the RX8 without the slipperential yet. IMO if you race get the slipperential. I used it on Sunday and had some really great sucess with it. As the day went on, traction went down and I just kept backing off the slipper a little at a time and iwas able to keep that nice controlled feeling all day. This was the first outdoor race of the year for me so it was really the first time I used it to adjust for changing track conditions. Until now i just dialed it in for the high traction indoor track that remains pretty consistent all day. It worked like a charm.


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05.06.2009, 04:16 PM

The slipperential looks money that for sure, costs a good chunk of it too!

I am toying more and more with a vehicle change, but, the slipperential from what I understand will not work on the vehicle I am looking at (Hyper 9E)

Do you know Jhauz if Mike is looking to do slipperentials for other vehicles that don't use the current diff size?
   
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05.06.2009, 04:21 PM

Yea, it wont fit the small size diffs in the hyper9. I dont thhink he is planning a small size version ot it, but I guess its possible. He will have to answer that for sure. The MP9 also has smaller thn normal diff sizes and wont fit it either.

I was liking that Hyper 9 alot also and really toying with getting one for a while. I actually placed one on backorder at nitrohouse, but called a couple days later to cancel it. I am way to invested in my xray at the moment to start looking at another ride right now. I'mm gonna drive it for the next year at least before I think about getting something new. Hopefully by then there will be a whole slew of cool e-options out there.

if I was gonna get something new it would be the hyper9 though.


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05.06.2009, 04:25 PM

shot mike a pm over about it as well as the center oneway setup similar to the XX4 to simulate braking bias. Not sure if he has gotten my emails as I haven't gotten any responses on those.

I hope its something that he may have on his plate to look into for both the smaller diffs and the clicker oneway setup. I do know that glassdoctor is giving it a look too.

Right now though, I'll probably stick with the MMM till the prices come down on the RX8. $100+ to change per system is just a bit much right now.
   
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05.06.2009, 10:32 PM

hmm...interesting.

does anyone know if the slipperential will fit a .5, X-1 CRT and/or a Hyper 7? I really wouldn't mind trying one out.


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