Fun in the rain

[JShadzi at aol.com]

   Hmm, I think you are misinterpreting what I am implying the Tors*n is 
doing.  Don't know how long you have been on the list for, but I will not be 
responsible for starting a Tors*n thread...
Javad

In a message dated Thu, 16 Nov 2000  8:53:44 PM Eastern Standard Time, Peter 
& Rebecca Lines <rplines at pacifier.com> writes:

<< >A few seconds later 
>the tors*n will start distributing power to the front causing them to spin 
>and straigtening out the car.

I'm sure you're having a great time but.... A Torsen does not work this way.
It is always active and doesn't require any time to "start distributing 
power".
What you are discribing is probably caused by some other transient in the
chassis.  On the other hand, if you owned a Subaru with a viscous coupling...
-Peter >>