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@O'Shane
Is there? Never heard any such talk.
Ask yourself this - why would a freewheel sprocket need more thread over a fixed sprocket. Could it be that you're putting more power in when using a freewheel? Unlikely.
^The fixed thread has a smaller LH threaded part for the lockring taking up half the width, the freewheel side uses the full width available for RH threads.