5 5Sport Member Mar 13, 2019 #1 Does anyone know the power distribution on a limited for the front and rear wheels during normal driving and does it ever change? Thanks
Does anyone know the power distribution on a limited for the front and rear wheels during normal driving and does it ever change? Thanks
Bourbonator New member Mar 13, 2019 #2 It's been a while, but I thought under normal driving conditions (like highway cruising), the bias was 10/90, but maybe it's 30/70 front/rear. I've heard, but can't confirm that it can go up to 60/40. When locked, it's 50/50.
It's been a while, but I thought under normal driving conditions (like highway cruising), the bias was 10/90, but maybe it's 30/70 front/rear. I've heard, but can't confirm that it can go up to 60/40. When locked, it's 50/50.
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5 5Sport Member Mar 17, 2019 #4 Thanks for that, so does it change during normal driving depending on road conditions or only when you manually lock it?
Thanks for that, so does it change during normal driving depending on road conditions or only when you manually lock it?
Bossman Senior Member Mar 17, 2019 #6 Center differential + rear differential + front differential = confusion! https://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-...ull-time-4wd-system-like-awd.html#post1240885 YouTube
Center differential + rear differential + front differential = confusion! https://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-...ull-time-4wd-system-like-awd.html#post1240885 YouTube