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      12-25-2016, 09:07 PM   #22
bailyhill
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Torque Vectoring

Highlanadpete

That is my point. The differential cannot generate torque, it can only divide it between the wheels. I think this can be done with braking or it can be done with some sort of clutch arrangement that engages one side and disengages the other. I know what torque vectoring does, my question is how does it actually do that?

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