What is Audi's Mechanical Torque Limited Slip Differential?

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JosiahFitz
07/29/25 11:03pm
Mechanical torque limited slip differential utilizes left and right sets of pressure plate assemblies and clutch plates, achieving slip limitation percentage functionality through the arrangement of clutch plates and pressure plates, with fast response speed. The following are relevant details about the limited slip differential: 1. Definition: A limited slip differential is an improved type of differential that restricts wheel slip, specifically allowing the speed difference between the two driving wheels within a certain range to ensure normal driving performance such as turning; 2. Function: When the wheel resistance is different, the differential gear set is forced to generate a self-rotation function due to the resistance, thereby adjusting the speed of the left and right wheels. The differential meets the requirement of different speeds between the left and right driving wheels when the car is on uneven roads or turning.
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