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Post by 83zook »

Is it better to have a wide track suzuki or have a narrow track with wide track diffs?
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Post by ofr57 »

it depends really a wt spings are out further so its more stable on road .. but a NT with WT diffs will give you better flex since the diff will put presure on the springs

but with putting WT diffs in a NT you are making the crawl ratio worst .. solution put NT ratios in WT diff under a NT

or you could just put some lux diffs under it :)
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Post by lay80n »

ofr57 wrote:it depends really a wt spings are out further so its more stable on road .. but a NT with WT diffs will give you better flex since the diff will put presure on the springs

but with putting WT diffs in a NT you are making the crawl ratio worst .. solution put NT ratios in WT diff under a NT

or you could just put some lux diffs under it :)

The difference in crawl ratio is 28:1 Vs 29:1, so dont be to put off by that.



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