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Promod · 10.18.2006, 12:29 PM

A center diff will give speed maybe not directly. There is less drivetrain drag with a center diff but not sure how much this helps in speed.
The center diff will give you the ablity to run a very high gear ratio. Much higher than you can get with a trans. Which equals higher speed in low rpm set ups. The best gain with the center diff is it will keep the front wheels on the ground(mostly:027: ).
That 1950/10 on 6s is what I would call a low RPM set up and will need a tall gear to get speed. Just keep adding gear to it and watch your temps. If it cogs your pulling the trigger to slow:) .

Thank you,
Promod

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Promod RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 179 Join Date: Feb 2005	10.18.2006, 12:29 PM A center diff will give speed maybe not directly. There is less drivetrain drag with a center diff but not sure how much this helps in speed. The center diff will give you the ablity to run a very high gear ratio. Much higher than you can get with a trans. Which equals higher speed in low rpm set ups. The best gain with the center diff is it will keep the front wheels on the ground(mostly:027: ). That 1950/10 on 6s is what I would call a low RPM set up and will need a tall gear to get speed. Just keep adding gear to it and watch your temps. If it cogs your pulling the trigger to slow:) . Thank you, Promod