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      01-30-2019, 02:53 PM   #163
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Originally Posted by bbnks2 View Post
That is weird because a torsion style LSD behavior shouldn't change with fluid like a clutch style differential. E-diff behavior wouldn't chance either as it's using the brakes to bias torque.

In these applications I would think fluid is acting as gear oil and nothing more.


The diff is friction based engagement. Change the rate of friction change the engagement.
It's the same thing and playing with preload on a clutch diff.
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