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Where did you find that?
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I emailed ford performance when this whole thing cropped up and they confirmed no torsen in 2023Where did you find that?
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That was my understanding. The article I read stated that the differential lockup was now controled by the electronic braking system. Is this correct?I emailed ford performance when this whole thing cropped up and they confirmed no torsen in 2023
Are you making a general statement or asking a question? Either way…what’s your source?The 2023 F-150 Raptor has Torsen
The only places I have seen it definitively stated that brake lock is taking the place of the torsen is the press for the raptor R. The context was always that the raptor R had too much power for the torsen to handle and ford had to engineer an alternative method replicating the torsen behavior for enhanced control during desert/loose surface running at speed. However, nowhere was any of that referenced around the std raptor. So while logical that because ford removed the torsen from the ecoboost trucks they also applied the same new brake lock software from the R, I have not seen any direct confirmation.That was my understanding. The article I read stated that the differential lockup was now controled by the electronic braking system. Is this correct?
This is where I got my initial impressions as well. It would make since following the principles of "economy of scale" however, it isn't unheard of to be screwed by an accounting ledger.The only places I have seen it definitively stated that brake lock is taking the place of the torsen is the press for the raptor R. The context was always that the raptor R had too much power for the torsen to handle and ford had to engineer an alternative method replicating the torsen behavior for enhanced control during desert/loose surface running at speed. However, nowhere was any of that referenced around the std raptor. So while logical that because ford removed the torsen from the ecoboost trucks they also applied the same new brake lock software from the R, I have not seen any direct confirmation.
All 4 wheels have sensors; it’s required for 4 channel ABS, which came out in the early 2000’s.For electronic braking to be the new system, would't we need wheel speed sensors on both front wheels? I'll roll under the truck tonight and see if both wheels have the sensors