Differences between kansai ets attesa and ts dancer?

[cschepp]

This are both a torque splitter and seem to be both as a great unit for people wanting to be able to place power where they feel is needed. Anyways I'm wondering which would be better?

I am going to try and organize a group buy for either one because this is something I would like to try out.


Anyways let me know....

[DJ]

Ive got the hks kansai unit ill let you know how it is when I get my car running.

[Jdc]

If you ever want help DJ let me know! I'm always down if I have the time...

[cschepp]

Now I'm curious, dj get your car on the road

[frankiman]

i think they are both similar, they can "lock" the ratio
instead of simply bypassing the signal like my skylab unit

[cschepp]

Ya they aren't that bad for pricing either... Since I have a gts4 I thought it could be fun and perform better if adding this. Right now I'm looking more towards the kansai one as it seems to be readily available

[NismoS-tune]

I have a skylab one which should do the job like it has the last 5 years. I enjoy the factory torque split as it is since I hate torque steer and understeer where I grew up on RWD cars year long. I simply use the TSC to turn off the AWD so the $80 unit is fine for me. The Grid dancers are some $400 no?

[frankiman]

yeah but for 400$ they lock the ratio at 100-0 or 50-50 all the time

[Terrh]

the TS dancer can lock the ratio at anywhere from 0% to 50%, about 5 steps in between.

the new TS dancer 2.0 I believe (NOT SURE ON THIS) can go from 0 to 50% as well in 1% steps.

[FarShark]

I have the Kansai unit installed.

The install is very simple; plug & play < 10 min to install

The Split Tange is from (F|R) 50 - 50 to 0 - 100. There are no numbered units (10%, 20% etc.) on the face, just split bars which are supposed to be about 10% each.

The system works very well, I have no complaints thus far, however I dont use it often, in fact I have used it only a few times on various split settings.