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What talk page section

Impreziv, this LSD edit may have been the right move since none of the items were cited [1] but I don't see a talk page discussion on the subject. What talk page were you referring to? Springee (talk) 22:36, 2 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

@Springee: Took me a few minutes to add the notes to the Talk section, just added them now. I would have looked for references for a few of them myself, but honestly, many of those names are so old that it would be hard to find good, honest references. Many of them only live on today as community knowledge within car enthusiast communities. Maybe some original scans of old brochures would be the best bet. Also lots of the data was just wrong, and lazy. Like "Toyota: LSD", thats not a brand name, just an abbreviation. --Impreziv (talk) 22:43, 2 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

No problem and thanks for adding the comment to the talk section. With all the bad information removal was probably best. I personally wish there were better sources where one could cite how some of the various LSD examples work. Unfortunately many are sources that don't meet RS rules and honestly, so many get basic engineering facts wrong. How many times do sources claim a locked/welded/spool diff transfers equal power to both sides? No! It ensures equal velocities and distributes torque as needed (including 0 torque if one wheel is in the air). Since power=torque*velocity, 0 torque = 0 power. Sorry, that's a bit of a rant of mine. It applies a lot to descriptions of AWD systems. Springee (talk) 03:10, 3 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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