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Sorry, perhaps should have explained more clearly. The UR comes as standard with a 5 speed 016 box. I have retro-fitted a 6 speed 01E which should have a torsen?
But that is only controlling the drive between the front and back wheels not side to side
On The UR you have a open Diff not torsen unless fitted after-market
Sorry, perhaps should have explained more clearly. The UR comes as standard with a 5 speed 016 box. I have retro-fitted a 6 speed 01E which should have a torsen?
So I was at the Audi Driver International day at Castle Combe and my 01E in my UR smashed a CV joint after a session.
I lost all drive and pushed it back to the pits.
What confuses me is that if you engaged gear the (broken) driveshaft would just spin and no drive would go to any other wheel. Isn't that like being on ice?
I thought that the torsen diff is supposed to automatically direct drive to the wheels with grip in that situation?
Please excuse my obvious ignorance but it really has had me baffled!
On The UR you have a open Diff not torsen unless fitted after-market
So I was at the Audi Driver International day at Castle Combe and my 01E in my UR smashed a CV joint after a session.
I lost all drive and pushed it back to the pits.
What confuses me is that if you engaged gear the (broken) driveshaft would just spin and no drive would go to any other wheel. Isn't that like being on ice?
I thought that the torsen diff is supposed to automatically direct drive to the wheels with grip in that situation?
Please excuse my obvious ignorance but it really has had me baffled!
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