2005 Jeep Hurricane Concept T-Box Zero Steer Diagram - Rotational Force Schematic

This document is a conceptual schematic titled "T-Box Design: Zero Steer — Rotational Force Diagram" for the 2005 Jeep Hurricane concept vehicle (labeled "05 Hurricane" in the corner banner, with a Jeep watermark in the background). It illustrates, in a top-down chassis view, how the vehicle's "T-Box" drivetrain component enables a "zero steer" maneuver: all four wheels toe in and rotate in coordinated opposing directions (shown by green and red arrows at each wheel labeled "Zero Steer Capability"), allowing the vehicle to spin in place around a central "Rotation Point" marked at the middle of the chassis. The diagram shows the two engines/drive units at either end of the chassis connected through the central T-box, with a red arrow indicating the forward direction of the vehicle. A text block explains that in addition to the T-Box's skid-steer function, the toe-in geometry lets the vehicle rotate about a center pivot point. Listed positive traits include: rotating about a central pivot while providing power to all four wheels, and rotating without damaging the surrounding terrain. A note states components are not drawn to scale. The document contains no fuse data, wire colors, torque values, or part numbers — it is purely a conceptual functionality illustration.