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there is no default power split like evo or sti... its is like 98%/2% until the AWD is needed then is sends the appropriate torque to the front wheels in

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Old 06-21-2011, 10:47 AM   #1 (permalink)
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there is no default power split like evo or sti... its is like 98%/2% until the AWD is needed then is sends the appropriate torque to the front wheels in real time then back to RWD
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there is no default power split like evo or sti... its is like 98%/2% until the AWD is needed then is sends the appropriate torque to the front wheels in real time then back to RWD
Is there anyway to control it so it, let's say, doesn't send said appropriate torque to the front wheels? So one can initiate minor street slide on a road.
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Is there anyway to control it so it, let's say, doesn't send said appropriate torque to the front wheels? So one can initiate minor street slide on a road.
no but it has a R mode VDC setting that will let the back end come out a little without interfering..


the only thing close to what your asking about is the 2012 has a feature that disengages the front differential to reduce front end binding in sharp turns or in the cold.... but it only works at like 6mph and under
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An AWD Z would be fun. Still want a manual shifter though and agreed on the no boat (huge car) theory.
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