Dynapack diff resonance problems

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Dec 27, 2003, 03:08 PM

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You never know what problems you will run into when you take the only component in the system (the tires) that is capable of damping out such mechanical resonances/out-of-roundness/etc,.. Doing so can't be very good for internal drivetrain parts, can it?

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Yea, virtually all of nascar and many other race teams use the Dynapack, it certainly must have serious issues.

Naturally, none of the high dollar race teams worry about internal drivetrain parts.

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Dec 27, 2003, 09:22 PM

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Yea, virtually all of nascar and many other race teams use the Dynapack, it certainly must have serious issues. Naturally, none of the high dollar race teams worry about internal drivetrain parts.

Dynpacks have their pros: They are transportable and take up very little space. Great for at-the-track-tuning. They have their cons as well as illustrated in this thread, among others. A good execution of a poor idea, IMHO.

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