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Torque steer

Torque steer is the influence of engine torque on the steering, especially in high power front-wheel-drive vehicles. For example, during heavy acceleration or launching, the steering may pull to one side. The effect is manifested either as a tugging sensation in the steering wheel, or a veering of the vehicle from the intended path. Torque steer is…

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Torque steer

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related to Ways to reduce the effect of torque steer · 26
Torque steer → Autobianchi/Fiat, AWD, Check, Control, CV, Effects, Employ, EPAS, Equal, Equalise, Fiat, Ford Fiesta, Have, However, LSD, MacPherson, Power, Rear-wheel-drive, Reduce, Steer-by-wire
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Torque steer → Excessive, Incorrect, Root
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Torque steer → influence of engine torque on the steering

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torque steer steering effect engine drive wheels driveshaft driveshafts front one wheel torques also differential shaft driver power due length

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Torque steeris ainfluence of engine torque on the steering0.90text
the R4instance ofEarly Renault front-driven models0.80text
R5 Phase Iinstance ofEarly Renault front-driven models0.80text
R12instance ofEarly Renault front-driven models0.80text
R18instance ofEarly Renault front-driven models0.80text
certain R21 models also adopted this layoutinstance ofEarly Renault front-driven models0.80text
as does Audi to the present day in its midsize models upwardinstance ofEarly Renault front-driven models0.80text
the Fiat 128instance ofThis solution can be observed on the early Autobianchi/Fiat front wheel drive models0.80text
Fiat 127instance ofThis solution can be observed on the early Autobianchi/Fiat front wheel drive models0.80text
and was also later adopted on the original Ford Fiestainstance ofThis solution can be observed on the early Autobianchi/Fiat front wheel drive models0.80text
achieving a small or negative scrub radiusinstance ofdue to other requirements0.80text
an optimum solution is not generally possible with simple suspension configurations such as MacPherson strut.Equalise the torque better between the driveshafts by using a low friction differentialinstance ofdue to other requirements0.80text

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