Two spaced supports and a cavity join the ring gear to the differential case, resisting thrust-load tilt without adding weight.
Mounting the bearing on the actuating device redirects clutch forces away from the housing, cutting deformation while keeping torque control precise.
An integrated cap clutch uses cam action and clutch teeth to lock differential motion while keeping a helical LSD compact and strong.
Multiple preloaded friction clutches create a torque bias ratio that rises with load, improving differential torque distribution under varying conditions.
By extending ring gear teeth inward over fastener holes, this case boosts differential torque capacity without increasing axle housing space.
A one-piece planet carrier with radial web supports and pin pass-through improves dual-plane gear support, torque transfer, and compactness.