
Originally Posted by
OldF
Nick, that’s a solution I’ve never seen before. Does such differential actually exist?
Audi has a nice looking solution for torque split. This crown gear differential has a torque split front/rear = 40/60. The rear axle is rotated with a bigger diameter/radius than the front axle and therefore get more torque.
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