RE: Using the new Search Engine

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Steve B.  writes:
DE :>>tell the list (1) how to experience bite (simple steps please),
QSQ:>Most reasonable, in fact.  Dave, in deference to spilling my beer again,
>let's take a look at your challenge....   To really look at 1, you could
>(simple steps, thank you... Dan) go to the archives new search engine.Using
>it, one could find both the "simple" and the more, er... complex models
>(thanks to you directly, dave).
SB>>>Translation:  "No, I can't, (or won't)".
>>>Difficult to believe that it can't be described it the amount of spaced
>>>wasted to defend _not_ posting it...

Damn, I spilt my beer again.  Try this Stephen.  Go to archive search, type:  
"Torsen Differentials".  I just did, and got 124 posts available.  For more, 
try:  "T*rsen, Tors*n, Spider Bite, awd, differentials".  Jeff Goggin walks 
you through "the bite" the best, IMO.  However, if you really paruse deep 
into the archives, my post comes up on this phenomenon earlier than any other 
lister here.  "We ran over that dog years ago" - Edi B & the New Bohemians.

Or  once Dave coughs up his "latest" white paper on the 80q v 80q, the 
discussion will end quickly.  The exact description is there in print.  

Jeff G and I have been at the forefront of this debate for a few years.  Take 
some time and understand what's already available to you.  Hey, Jeff even 
talked to one of the primary application engineers personally and posted the 
results of the interview, the author of this paper:  
http://www.mindspring.com/~audidudi/Torsen.htm

Stephen, if you *really* have interest, I encourage you to use the tools 
available to you.  Dave E's first "challenge" (after 3+ years) lacks 
understanding, the second "challenge" lacks comprehension.  The archives can 
help you make an informed decision about 1.  Dave E. (since he's using it as 
"his reference" for the 'quiz') can put the full 80q v 80q "white paper" up 
on a site (or in the archives), so you can make an informed decision about 2.

Evasive?  Yup that's me.


Scott Justusson