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> Center Differential Of Outlander Turbo
RainR
post Feb 5 2007, 04:12 AM
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The center diff for turbo should be the viscous. It is all time 50/50 in normal conditions. But how much does it change the front/rear ratio and in what conditions?

I have hear something like 30/70 in some occasions. Is it true?
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it is viscous and it is all time 50/50.
i am using greddy inteligent informeter to check my car and it always shows 50/50.
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post Feb 9 2007, 05:26 PM
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Moast of the times when its not 50-50 its slippery and someone is using the trottle!!
The outy's central diff is able to shift up to 10 % of the power to the axle with maximum traction...
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