Steering Control Differential

Steering Control Differentials are a type of component used in the power transmission system of vehicles. They are part of the Vehicular Power Transmission Components class, which falls under the larger supply group of Vehicular Equipment Components.

The Steering Control Differential is responsible for distributing power between the left and right wheels of a vehicle during turns. It allows the wheels to rotate at different speeds, ensuring smooth and controlled steering. This differential is typically found in vehicles with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive systems.

By allowing the wheels to rotate at different speeds, the Steering Control Differential helps to minimize tire scrubbing and improve overall vehicle handling. It also helps to prevent excessive wear and tear on the tires and other components of the steering system.

In summary, Steering Control Differentials are an important component of the power transmission system in vehicles. They play a crucial role in ensuring smooth and controlled steering, particularly during turns.