RE: Torsen tech

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Dave writes:
>so, in cornering the u-o-u argument is highly unlikely be design of 
thedevice.
Sounds like chocholek.  Unlikely, I might agree with, impossible, no, it's 
the definition of the bite.

>if patchy ice or other low cf conditions exist (i.e. variable front/rear),
>the torsen can and will shift torque every which way, but we're not talking
>about that with the mythical spider bite.

Low cf or raise Trg, they are the effectively same variable.  What is "other" 
low cf conditions?  Any of the folks with a torsen on the SAME cf can find O. 
 And the point is, torsen can and will shift each way (not every), front 
and/or rear, causing undesireable chassis dynamics while turning, it's called 
oversteer and understeer.  Dave, your theories stray from some baselines we 
can all claim to experience.  A torsen can oversteer, and lockers U.  Given 
all your text to date, some of us are looking to you for more basic answers 
extending your arguments.

We are really close here.  

Scott J