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Torsen LSD - Torque Transfer - Explained

United StatesPublished January 30, 2013

Views 103K  |  Likes 1.40K  |  Comments 211
Views#11,710,838Global
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103,163

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1,401

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211

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Total (all-time): $72 – $206

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About

How do Torsen limited slip differentials transfer torque? The Torsen differential is a very unique type of LSD, which was invented by Vernon Gleasman in the 1950's. It allows for a ratio of torque split between the drive wheels, and it allows for differing speeds of the drive shafts, much like a typical LSD. The manner…

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January 30, 2013
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Total views
103K
Total likes
1.40K
Total comments
211
Published
January 30, 2013
Global rank by views
#11,710,838

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