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I'm sure this topis was discussed plenty of times here but since I'm new
to this could any one bother explaining this one to me one more time?
I drive Subaru Forester X 2004 Automatic. Subaru's website says that
"...All-Wheel Drive system (featured on models equipped with 4EAT) can
anticipate wheel slippage and tranfers power to the front or rear with the
best traction even before slippage occurs". What is the split under normal
traction conditions - is it 50/50 like with 5-speed manual transmition
models?
Thank You
to this could any one bother explaining this one to me one more time?
I drive Subaru Forester X 2004 Automatic. Subaru's website says that
"...All-Wheel Drive system (featured on models equipped with 4EAT) can
anticipate wheel slippage and tranfers power to the front or rear with the
best traction even before slippage occurs". What is the split under normal
traction conditions - is it 50/50 like with 5-speed manual transmition
models?
Thank You