One and not t'other?

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Phil writes:
>I'm not denying that this has been observed in a Type 44.  I just wish I
>_had_ a Type 44 available to try it on.  But if this condition exists,
>as you assert, then it is a product of the Type 44/Torsen combination in
>some way - it is NOT inherent in all Torsen implementations as a
>consequence of the design.

The switch, as Mr. Eaton has pointed out, is the EXACT same in both the 44 v8
016 and the Urq 016.   It's inherent in both.  If you say you believe it
happens in a 44, by definition it can happen in a Urq.  The switch is the
same.  Sorry Phil, you just haven't gotten it right yet.  You will.  A shorter
wheelbase doesn't make the same switch any smarter.  Enough of your "n"'s of
nonevents, is a random distribution.  You'll get it.  Here's to hoping you
have enough room to get "out" or you choose a different garage next time.

Scott