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This project features a 3D printed model of a Torsen differential, a type of limited-slip differential used in automotive applications to improve traction. The model is designed for educational purposes, allowing enthusiasts and students to explore the mechanics and functionality of a Torsen differential through a hands-on approach. More at: https://github.com/Dmitrii-Tomin/torsen_differential
1 housing.stl
1 housing_top.stl
2 Sun_gear.stl
6 planet_gear.stl
1 stand.stl
1 bevel_gear.stl
1 stopper.stl (cut the flange if needed or don't use)
2 wheel.stl
3 608 bearings: 8x22x7 mm.
3 M4 bolts: 15-40 mm in length (recomended flathead screw minimum 20mm in length).
12 M5 bolts: 20 mm in length (I used one 20mm screw and one 25mm screw for each planet gear).
7 M3 nuts
7 M3 grub screws: recomended at least 6mm, smaller ones might fall out.
3 Aluminium rods: 8 mm in diameter. 85, 75 and 93 mm in length (doesn't really matter, but by using this dimentions they will have the perfect length and stick out equally)