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More like the dangers of driving at the limits on a public road with zero runoff. Chassis behavior is attributed to suspension setup. While I find a clutch type diff
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More like the dangers of driving at the limits on a public road with zero runoff.
Chassis behavior is attributed to suspension setup. While I find a clutch type diff to be more predictable maintaining a slide, a helical is just fine for correcting a slide.- In the linked potato video, it looks like bad driver input.
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