The "T" word, was: Fun in the rain

[Steve Jensen]

> >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:

STOP NOW.  You are violating the T*rsen word cease-fire on the mother list,
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Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

-Steve Jensen
(whose eyes no longer bug out any more at the mention of torque sensing
devices.  But they could...)
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