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Sorry to bring it back from the dead but thought for anyone else searching like I was that this would be helpful to read.
The Lancer Evolution offers three operating modes:
Tarmac – Provides a rear bias for improved performance under optimal conditions.
Gravel – Splits torque equally to ensure balanced handling characteristics under lower traction conditions.
Snow – Provides a front bias for more forgiving handling characteristics under slippery conditions.
Competitive Note: The Subaru WRX and WRX STI don’t have the torque vectoring capabilities of the Lancer Evolution.
The Lancer Evolution offers three operating modes:
Tarmac – Provides a rear bias for improved performance under optimal conditions.
Gravel – Splits torque equally to ensure balanced handling characteristics under lower traction conditions.
Snow – Provides a front bias for more forgiving handling characteristics under slippery conditions.
Competitive Note: The Subaru WRX and WRX STI don’t have the torque vectoring capabilities of the Lancer Evolution.
Sorry to bring it back from the dead but thought for anyone else searching like I was that this would be helpful to read.
The Lancer Evolution offers three operating modes:
Tarmac – Provides a rear bias for improved performance under optimal conditions.
Gravel – Splits torque equally to ensure balanced handling characteristics under lower traction conditions.
Snow – Provides a front bias for more forgiving handling characteristics under slippery conditions.
Competitive Note: The Subaru WRX and WRX STI don’t have the torque vectoring capabilities of the Lancer Evolution.
The Lancer Evolution offers three operating modes:
Tarmac – Provides a rear bias for improved performance under optimal conditions.
Gravel – Splits torque equally to ensure balanced handling characteristics under lower traction conditions.
Snow – Provides a front bias for more forgiving handling characteristics under slippery conditions.
Competitive Note: The Subaru WRX and WRX STI don’t have the torque vectoring capabilities of the Lancer Evolution.
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I've had good luck with autocrossing in Gravel mode after a recommendation from a Mitsubishi master tech. The first time I tried it, I dropped a full second. I'm not saying its all from switching to gravel but the run didn't feel any better the previous runs. Can't really say I felt a difference though
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Man, this thread needed to die.
Torque vectoring refers to the ability to divide power unevenly from left to right. No Scooby has this. The USDM Evo X and some other-market 9s have it.
Please, people. Just stop.
Torque vectoring refers to the ability to divide power unevenly from left to right. No Scooby has this. The USDM Evo X and some other-market 9s have it.
Please, people. Just stop.
or front to back, which the sti does have. other popular cars (for left-right rear torque vectoring) include some audis, i.e., the s4, some hondas (w/ sh-awd) etc. anyway i agree, this thread needs to die.
I, personally, do not consider single-wheel braking stuff to be torque vectoring (and I do not consider an ACD to be anything more than a fancy LSD), but I guess I'm in the minority.
Last edited by Iowa999; Jun 23, 2013 at 09:47 AM.
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