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I feel like a Torsen Diff would fight with ATRAC, is there something im missing?
Can you elaborate on where you see them conflicting?
ATRAC only activates on a wheel that is spinning faster by X amount than the other wheel on the same axle and it does not care about the amount of torque going to the wheel.
The Torsen diff does not have an activation threshold value like ATRAC, the torsen is constantly active, it is always trying keep the wheel speeds the same and the more torque involved the more actively it tries to keep wheel speeds the same, if it fails to keep wheel speeds the same that is when ATRAC will activate, at this point the brake slowing the wheel that is spinning will provide the torsen with the reaction force it needs to drive the wheel that is not spinning, in a similar way that an open diff responds to having the spinning wheel braked except the torsen will send more torque to the wheel that is not spinning than an open diff would, to the ATRAC system it will just look like a smaller traction loss event so it wont be active as long.