Also, how does a Quaife differential work?
The Quaife ATB Helical LSD differential is a "different beast" so to speak. It uses all gear design for ultimately smooth transfer of torque to the proper places. When both wheels have equal traction the differential works in normal fashion. This is a torque sensing differential rather than speed sensing.
Subsequently, question is, what is a Wavetrac differential? Wavetrac®: Designed from a clean sheet using state-of-the-art knowledge and engineering to be a better differential than any other. It uses a patented design to improve grip in low traction conditions. Wavetrac®: Gives you quicker acceleration and faster cornering by driving both drive wheels instead of just one.
Similarly one may ask, what does Quaife mean?
Quaife's signature product is its line of automatic torque biasing differentials, a form of limited slip differentials that employ helical gears rather than clutch mechanisms that are controlled either mechanically or by computers.
What is a plated diff?
The plated limited slip differential essentially consists of an ordinary bevel gear differential combined with friction plates which can (partially) engage the side gears to the differential cage. The larger the torque, the greater the locking effect.
