Torsen T2R

[Trublu]

The differential, yes. The axle housing assembly, no.


Richard P.

Both are cmc legal unles the rules changed recently

[ShadowBolt]

Both are cmc legal unles the rules changed recently

I assumed it was legal and out of Yella Terra. I thought .5 degrees was max camber in the rear housing. I can't find anything in the rules.

JJ

[Sook]

I assumed it was legal and out of Yella Terra. I thought .5 degrees was max camber in the rear housing. I can't find anything in the rules.

JJ

0.6* is allowed, I think semi floaters are allowed according to section 6.29.3. Full floaters are illegal.

- Josh

[ShadowBolt]

0.6* is allowed, I think semi floaters are allowed according to section 6.29.3. Full floaters are illegal.

- Josh

Sook, what section is the .6 degree talked about? I can't find it.

JJ

[RichardP]

Sook, what section is the .6 degree talked about? I can't find it.

JJ

6.33.10 Maximum rear camber on all cars is 0.6 degrees negative.


Richard P.

[RichardP]

Both are cmc legal unles the rules changed recently

My interpretation is that the modified housing is not legal but I can see how an alternate interpretation is possible. I don't think the rules are clear on this...


Richard P.

[BryanL]

My interpretation is that the modified housing is not legal but I can see how an alternate interpretation is possible. I don't think the rules are clear on this...


Richard P.

How is the housing modified? I think the carbon fiber differential cover should be illegal.

[RichardP]

How is the housing modified?

The ends of the axle tubes are cut off and 9" style axle tube ends are welded on at a slight angle.


Richard P.

[Pranav]

I found its much easier to get rear camber by bending the axles themselves.

You only get peak negative camber 50% of the time during the wheel rotation cycle though.

[mach1]

I found its much easier to get rear camber by bending the axles themselves.

You only get peak negative camber 50% of the time during the wheel rotation cycle though.

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