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Auburn Positractions Limited-Slip Differentials - How They Work |
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Need more traction, the highly efficient torque transfer capability
of the Auburn Gear limited-slip differential is achieved through the use of cone
clutches coupled to beveled side gears. As torque is transmitted through the differential side gears to the axle shafts, the side gear separating forces and spring
pre-load firmly seat the cones into the differential case. The cone design, along
with the applied force, determines the torque transfer capability of the differential.
When torque levels decrease, as in a cornering maneuver, the gear separating forces
also decrease, allowing the axle shafts to rotate independently. All Auburn Gear
limited-slip differentials are designed to provide the maximum amount of torque transfer
without compromising the performance requirements of a vehicle in situations where
torque transfer is not required.
No matter what your application - performance or passenger cars, light duty trucks,
vans, sport utility vehicles, off road, or recreational vehicles - the Auburn Positraction
limited-slip differential is engineered to provide smooth torque sensing operation
with bias ratios to meet your performance need. |
What's the difference? Gain That's the difference with Auburn Positraction
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Torque gain. Traction gain.
Price-to-performance gain. Any way you slice it, Auburn's Limited Slip
Differential gives you gain right where you want it .. on the road and
in your wallet!
Check out these Auburn Positraction advantages:
- More Torque to the High-Traction
Wheel -- Even when loose wheel is ZERO!
- Less Deflection under Load --
The stress is on the extra-large flange and the one-piece housing, not
on the bolts.
You'll know high-performance when
you feel it. That's what you want, and that's what we give you at a price
that beats the competition flat!
See the application guide
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*Ground Freight charges will be added.
We offer a complete line of positraction unit, ring and pinion kits and other differential accessories for your vehicle, check out the following links:
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