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ARB блокировки: описание и характеристики

Описание и характеристики блокировок дифференциала ARB

ARB Air Lockers

Those who enjoy heading off the beaten track in their 4x4 know that even the most familiar tracks can present you with unexpected conditions. Whether you’re up against a steep incline, uneven & rocky terrain or a slippery muddy track, being able to take advantage of traction is one of the most important elements.

In a vehicle with open differentials in 4WD mode, drive can only go to two wheels at any given time. At the flick of a switch, an ARB Air Locker can send equal drive to both wheels on an axle allowing you to take advantage of the wheels that have traction and push forward along the track.

Learn more about ARB Air Lockers, traction, drive and everything in between below.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

LET’S DEFINE ‘TRACTION’ AND ‘DRIVE’

In simple terms, traction is the resistance between your vehicle’s tyres and the ground which offers you, as the driver, control of the vehicle; no traction = no control.
Drive is the delivery of torque and power; drive (with an appropriate amount of torque force) is what rotates our wheels and tyres against the track’s resistance.

HOW IMPORTANT IS TYRE CHOICE FOR MY 4WD?

Tyres, their tread pattern and construction are one of the most important factors to the performance for your 4WD.  Your tyres are the final piece of the puzzle in transferring the engine’s energy to the track so that the car can move forward.
Tyres, however, are only able to move the car forward if it least one tyre can gain traction to the track surface and that tyre is also receiving enough drive (torque) from its respective differential.

WHAT CAN I DO TO IMPROVE TRACTION WHEN OUT 4WDING?

The fact is, you will never be able to control the traction of the track surface, but you can control the type of tyres, the foot-print of your tyres (air pressure) and whether your tyres receive drive or not. All these things will hugely improve the likeliness of finding and maintaining traction.

If there is no traction on the surface, you can have 4 wheels spinning and little to no forward momentum. So the first steps to improving traction are:

  • A good set of all-terrain or mud-terrain tyres
  • Always adjusting your tyre pressure appropriate for the terrain of which you are driving on

Reducing tyre pressure (letting air out) increases the surface area that the tyre has in contact with the ground; more tyre on the ground means better load distribution and more track surface to get traction from. This is most important when driving on sand. The benefits of low tyre pressure can also be seen when navigating rocky terrain, where the tyres have an increased ability to shape themselves around objects on the track, helping us gain more traction.

WHAT IS A DIFFERENTIAL AND HOW DOES IT WORK?

Your 4x4 has a front differential and a rear differential; a differential is designed to distribute drive to either the left or right wheel on each axle.
Delivering drive to just one side of the vehicle is what allows your left and right wheels to spin at different speeds, which is imperative for on road cornering.
By design, a diff will rotate the wheel with the least traction. So, when we are travelling off road, if one wheel is suspended in the air or is sitting on a very slippery surface, the differential will only delivery drive to the wheel with no traction.
This works against 4WDers because you can very easily find yourself in a situation where one wheel on the front axle and one wheel on the rear axle has little to no traction. In this situation, neither of the wheels with traction will receive drive.

WHAT IS A SELECTABLE DIFFERENTIAL LOCKER AND HOW DOES IT WORK?

A selectable differential locker is a full replacement differential which can be ‘locked’ by activating a switch from the driver’s seat.
The locking function removes the differential’s usual capacity to split the drive left to right by binding the gears; this means that both wheels will always rotate at the same speed, until the locker is disengaged.

WHEN DO YOU USE A LOCKER?

We’ve described the basics of how a standard differential works and why we need them on road, however, when it comes to 4WDing, it can cause issues when driving on uneven or muddy terrain, where it is common for one or more wheels to slip or become raised off the ground.
The perfect time to engage a diff locker is when traversing low traction surfaces, whether they be slippery or overly uneven causing wheels to lift.
Switching the differential to ‘locked’ will send equal drive to both wheels, meaning that both the wheel off the ground and the one firmly planted on the ground will have equal drive, allowing the wheel with the most traction to push you forward and continue on the track.

WHY DO I NEED A LOCKER?

We need a locker to make effective use of all the traction available between our tyres and the surface of which we are driving on. Lockers give you the ability to take advantage of the traction that is available by supplying drive to all wheels.
For example, when you are in 2WD mode, you have drive going to one of your rear wheels, giving you 25% of all available drive. Engaging 4WD mode will send drive to one of the front wheels also, giving you 50% of all available drive, this is where lockers come into play. Engaging your rear locker will send drive to both rear wheels, coupled with the drive going to one of the front wheels, will give you 75% of all available drive. Engaging the front locker with the rear locker will send equal drive to all 4 wheels, giving you 100% of all available drive.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OVER OTHER TYPES OF LOCKERS?

The main benefit that an Air Locker has over an electronic-locker is its instant activation. By comparison to the majority of electronic lockers, an ARB Air Locker engages instantly and at any speed; furthermore, an ARB Air Locker has no operating speed limitations.
Being able to engage your locker ‘on the fly’ means you don’t need to lose your momentum before tackling an obstacle.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF HAVING AN ON-BOARD AIR COMPRESSOR?

Having an on-board air compressor has many advantages other than a way to activate Air-Lockers. On-board compressors are also perfect for inflating tyres, cleaning car components such as door seals and air filters, inflating air beds or for basically anything that needs compressed air. Having on-board air becomes very handy to have in your vehicle, especially considering that you don’t have to find space to pack it, nor do you need to pull it out and connect it to your battery every time you need to use it.

Особенности

Усиленные шестерни и 2-хсоставной корпус

5 лет гарантии

Официальная блокировка гонок ULTRA4 RACING & KOH

All models include a 2-piece nodular steel housing for rigidity and exacting tolerances, housing four forged and hardened spider gears to handle extreme axle loads. ARB’s patented ‘timed gear’ design and high-temperature resistant seals ensure responsive activation under the most extreme climatic conditions on earth. For total peace of mind, all ARB Air Lockers are backed by a comprehensive, five year, unlimited-kilometre warranty. Coupled with ARB’s extensive domestic and international network of stores and distributors, you can be sure we’ll be there to support you in the unlikely event of an issue. The ARB Air Locker and ARB Air Compressor, are the official locking differential and air compressor of the Ultra4 race series and King of the Hammers, which are regarded as some of the most technically challenging races in the world.

COMPETITION USE

Of the many ARB products seen in off road competition, it’s the one you can’t see that makes the difference. ARB Air Lockers continue to dominate the world’s toughest off road events as they are used by some of the biggest names in off road competition. Air Lockers are just as at home plugging through mud or scaling near-vertical rock ledges as they are on your daily commute.

Competition drivers stake their reputations on quality and reliability and if they can trust Air Lockers to get them across the finish line then you can be sure they’ll survive anything you throw at them off road.

OFFICIAL LOCKER OF ULTRA4 RACING & KING OF THE HAMMERS

The Ultra4 racing series challenges drivers to compete on a wide variety of terrain, from endurance desert racing to competition-style rock crawls to short course racing. Currently, ULTRA4 has 8 races in the US, 4 races in Europe, 1 race in Australia, and an exhibition in China.

Each of the ULTRA4 races is a qualifier for the King of the Hammers race, which is arguably the most gruelling off road race on the planet, King of the Hammers, is a brutal concoction of desert racing, rock crawling and high horsepower 4WD machines.

The extreme racing conditions of King of the Hammers has driven ARB product development. Due to the abuse that an ARB Air Locker endures during race conditions, engineers have made continuous improvements over the years. Such developments include heat-treating processes, forged internal gears, and a new-wave spring for faster disengagement.

The success of ARB Air Lockers at KOH is a true reflection of the extensive research, design and quality materials that go into the product.  These improvements have been implemented across the entire Air Locker product line to ensure that your 4WD has the best technology available to take you wherever you want to go.

AIR COMPRESSORS

ARB Air Compressors provide many advantages when exploring the great outdoors. Whether for inflating tyres and camping accessories, running air tools, activating Air Lockers or even re-seating a tyre onto a wheel, there’s a model available to suit your needs.

Designed to withstand harsh Australian conditions, each ARB Air Compressor is individually leak tested, current draw tested and flow tested under heavy load at the factory before packing.

ARB DIFF BREATHER KIT

A diff breather kit stops your differentials (as well as gearbox and transfer case) from sucking in water when driving through river crossings and large water hazards, leading to serious and expensive repairs.

As your vehicle’s differentials, gearbox and transfer case heat up under normal operation, the air inside expands and increases pressure in the casings. To manage this increase in pressure, most of these components come standard with a series of one-way-valve breathers to allow the pressure build-up to escape.

However, when you enter a river crossing or large water hazard, the cold water quickly cools the expanded cases causing them to quickly retract in size; this forms a vacuum effect on the breather valves.

One-way breather valves will not let any air in, and as a result, water will often be sucked in through your surrounding oil seals allowing water ingress into your casings, axles and differentials; leading to corrosion and serious damage.

To overcome these common issues, it is recommended to install a breather kit which acts similar to a snorkel for your differentials, gearbox and transfer case. The breather kit is primarily a hub which transfers air in and out of the critical vehicle components; the kit includes a length of air tubing which is run to a high point (usually under the vehicle’s bonnet) where it is most protected from dust and water ingress when drawing air back in.

Out of the box, the 4 port ARB Diff Breather Kit can be connected to all four key components (front diff, rear diff, transfer case and gearbox) and comes with enough tubing and fixtures to connect to the most common application of two differentials. With a small amount of additional tubing and fixtures (sold separately), the one kit will also accommodate your transfer case and gearbox.

ARB DIFF COVERS

When off road, it is inevitable that you’ll encounter obstacles that could potentially inflict expensive damage to your differential. ARB’s differential cover provides increased protection over factory diff covers, giving you peace of mind to tackle more challenging terrain.

Each cover is manufactured from high tensile nodule iron to protect the ring and pinion set whilst computer optimised cross bracing increases the structural integrity of the entire axle.

ARB diff covers are powder coated either red or black, CNC machined, then clear coated for a durable, professional, long-lasting finish.

Источник arb.com.au

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