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Old 12-08-2007, 04:04 AM
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BMW did. The SH-AWD system appears to be reactive, responding to slippage. The BMW system DPC not only works like xDrive, making adjustments before the driver even knows of a dangerous situation, but the article also states it can work even when the driver gets off the throttle midcorner. That sounds like a heckuva lotta fun.

I wanna drive an X6 just to see how brilliant it works, even if I don't like the concept behind it. xDrive is already brilliant.........this should be even more fun.
you're smoking crack... where do you come up with this stuff??

BTW in addition to Vig's comment, Nissan's ATESSA-ETS-pro in the GT-R and also the Porsche 959 did exactly the same thing on distributing power/torque to the inner wheel.

oh wait.. you wouldn't know since you weren't even born yet..

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