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03-15-2010, 04:19 PM | #1 |
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Torsen vs Haldex?
Hey, when shopping for a new small suv, i ran into some AWD questions. Mainly torsen(used on q5 quattro) vs haldex(lr2, xc60, etc).
To my understanding is that torsen is always 50:50 then shifts accordingly whereas haldex is mainly FWD then quickly shifts to 50:50? I could be completely wrong, and if i am, please correct me. So, which would be best for snow covered roads motoring? I dont really care about off roading. We can ignore the fact that haldex may not HANDLE as well as torsen in dry conditions, since i am concerned with the wet and slick snow. Also, does BMW xdrive or 4 matic use either of these systems? I have included a poll, feel free to voice your opinion through voting as well. Thanks! |
03-16-2010, 09:39 PM | #3 |
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http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothrea...rint&id=266930 Torsen is what Audi has been using since AWD invention. Haldex is what r32s/a3s have been using. Torsen is fully mechanical (as far as i know). Basically its bullet proof
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