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Date: Sun, 06 Oct 2002 23:27:35 +0100
From: Grunff <grunffnopsam.com>
Subject: Re: RWD.


Goran Larsson wrote: > Yes they are. There is a separate shaft from the differential to the > right driveshaft, just to avoid the torque steer problem. If the car > pulls to the left then something else must be causing it. I have never > had any problems with torque steer on 9000[1] or 9-5, both of them with > "more-than-standard" torque and hp. That shaft is exactly what I'm referring to - it results in an unequal left/right setup, which some say causes torque steer. I'm not getting into the torque steer argument. The only 'torque steer' I've experienced with my Saabs (90016vT and 9kT) is when it's clear that the tyres are loosing traction. So say the left side looses some traction while accelerating hard, the car pulls to the right. Nothing to do with driveshaft length. -- Grunff

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