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Torque Split Controller - Dial in Torque ratio to wheels***SOLD***

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This is a controller to determine how much torque goes to the front and rear wheels. You can dial in more at the back for straight line speed and move the dial if you want better handling. I have only the one. It is brand new and custom made, I will be selling for $185, send a PM if you want it, I only have the one.

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To clarify, this controller allows the driver to variably adjust the response of the factory torque control systems on the R32, R33 and also the R34's so that you can corner with more of an AWD feel and less oversteer. It works on the lateral G sensor. The amount is $185 AUD, PM if you would like to see pictures, BOOSTD - you have pictures now :P

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