Welded differential for drifting

I've got the same question.

Google should be banned from sending people here when they ask questions about rF. You search for a question on google and it sends you here to show you that over 2000 days ago, somebody else asked the same question that STILL hasn't been answered.
 
ZiggyM said:
I've got the same question.

Google should be banned from sending people here when they ask questions about rF. You search for a question on google and it sends you here to show you that over 2000 days ago, somebody else asked the same question that STILL hasn't been answered.
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No one explain this to me but i figure out myself. Here is answer :) In real life: Welded Differential

And this is for rFactor :)Open and welded diff.

Code: 
}

UpgradeType="Differential"
{
  UpgradeLevel="4.10:1 Final Drive Differential"
  {
    Description="4.10:1 ratio final drive, open differential"

    HDV=[DRIVELINE]
    HDV=DiffPumpTorque=0
    HDV=DiffPumpRange=(0,0,0)
    HDV=DiffPumpSetting=0
    HDV=DiffPowerRange=(0.50,0,0)
    HDV=DiffPowerSetting=0
    HDV=DiffCoastRange=(0.50,0,0)
    HDV=DiffCoastSetting=0
    HDV=DiffPreloadRange=(0,0,0)
    HDV=DiffPreloadSetting=0
  }
  
  UpgradeLevel="Weldlock Differential"
  {
    Description="100/100: Good for Drifting."

    HDV=[DRIVELINE]
    HDV=DiffPumpTorque=0
    HDV=DiffPumpRange=(0,0,0)
    HDV=DiffPumpSetting=0
    HDV=DiffPowerRange=(1.00,0,0)
    HDV=DiffPowerSetting=0
    HDV=DiffCoastRange=(1.00,0,0)
    HDV=DiffCoastSetting=0
    HDV=DiffPreloadRange=(0,0,0)
    HDV=DiffPreloadSetting=0
 }

In garage welded diff settings

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To get welded diff in any car you want, you need setup differential parameters like below.

Pump 0%
Power 100%
Coast 100%
Preload 1
 
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