drive·line (dr v ln )n. See drive train. |
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Metaldyne designs and produces engine, driveline and chassis products and recently was purchased by Asahi Tec Corp. We expect initial applications to be two-wheel-drive only," says Royce, which will give automakers a choice of which end of the car to drive without having to design, develop, and produce different chassis and driveline components. Hydraulic and driveline systems have been modified to provide improved performance and increased travel speeds |
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