TrueTrac style differential for lego

Detroit Truetrac/Quaife style limited slip differential for lego. It's very similar to Torsen T-2, except it uses simpler one section long/tall gears. In my very limited testing, it feels like this has more slip friction than my T-2.

Check out my other models from differential for lego series:

Torsen Type 2: https://www.printables.com/model/1242285-torsen-t-2-differential-for-lego

Torsen Type 3: https://www.printables.com/model/1222782-torsen-t-3-differential-for-lego

Spur gear differential for LEGO: https://www.printables.com/model/1263997-spur-gear-differntial-for-lego

You will need:
-3x m2.5x15mm screws, 10-20mm will do too.

Print:
-1x TopMarked or TopUnmarked
-1x DriveBevel or DriveFull
-1x divider
-1x ShortL and ShortR
-3x LongR and LongL

Assembly:

-Remove printing defects, you may need sand flats of the gears.
-Place Top on a table, and chose a short gear, doesn't matter which one.
-Divide long gears into left and right, determine which of the two meshes with the short gear you chose.
-Place chosen short gear inside the top, thin part up
-Place divider on top of the gear mentioned previously.
-Slide 3 long gears that meshed to your chosen gear in deeper holes
-Slide 3 remaining gear in remaining holes
-Place the remaining short gear on top of divider
-Close the mechanism with the drive
-Screw screws in, loosen if it's too tight.
-If it's too tight, you can sand the divider, or scale it down in Z direction and reprint.

Or just look at stopmotion gif