To: | Kas Kastner <kaskas@earthlink.net> |
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Subject: | Re: Differential Covers |
From: | Joe Curry <spitlist@gte.net> |
Date: | Tue, 03 Sep 2002 13:42:23 -0700 |
Kas Kastner wrote: > > I think for short races probably the finned cover and an increaase in > capacity would be the ticket. If for anything more than 30 minutes I'd fit > a little cooler. Dosen't have to be huge or anything but a cooler would > give the exrra capacity and cool also. When testing the endurance cars in > 1966 all fittted with disc type LSD ( first time we'd tried them) two out of > four burned up the pinion seal in less and twnety minutes and the other two > were VERY toasty smelling. The laps were five miles long so that is > signifcant but still twentry minutes is pretty short. We never had any > trouble at all with the locker. Put on a bigger cover with an increase in > capacity and still lost one during the event. Back at the shop took those > devils out never to return. I am curious how one would connect a cooler to a diff (particularly one on a Spitfire). What troubles me is the fact that there is no inherent pumping action that would force the oil through a cooler and back into the diff. How is this done? Joe (C) |
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