Kluger's AWD system

[boleh]

The spec says "constant all wheel drive". Does this mean 50:50 front:rear torque split? Is this what subaru calls symmetrical AWD?

[Blackkluger]

The spec says "constant all wheel drive". Does this mean 50:50 front:rear torque split? Is this what subaru calls symmetrical AWD?

One dealer told me it was fwd then when traction was lost, rear wheels would come into play, but i have since read on this site it is 50:50. Which is what i wanted.

[pinzvidz]

One dealer told me it was fwd then when traction was lost, rear wheels would come into play, but i have since read on this site it is 50:50. Which is what i wanted.

What a fookin' retard! That dealer should be shot for telling you that - AWD on demand applies only to RAV4.

[Blackkluger]

One dealer told me it was fwd then when traction was lost, rear wheels would come into play, but i have since read on this site it is 50:50. Which is what i wanted.

What a fookin' retard! That dealer should be shot for telling you that - AWD on demand applies only to RAV4.

Tell me about it, i try to find out and research the cars i intend to buy, and this is always useful, and get everything in writing...

[Taka]

I am too lazy to link you the spec of the AWD system in Kluger.

Believe in me, they are all time 4WD.

[Taka]

And Boleh. 50 50 torque split yes.

[jaj]

I was told it was 60rear:40front and it becomes 50:50 when you press the DAC button...Is this correct?

[Taka]

How can this be possible in a mechanical constant 4WD system?

[Blackkluger]

The dac button doesnt do that. Its always 5050. The dac can only be used in 1st gear low, to limit your speed downhill. hence why it is 1st gear only.

I dont know if it works in reverse, some other manufacturers DAC works in reverse as well, incase you need to...

[SamF]

The dac button doesnt do that. Its always 5050. The dac can only be used in 1st gear low, to limit your speed downhill. hence why it is 1st gear only.

I dont know if it works in reverse, some other manufacturers DAC works in reverse as well, incase you need to...

Works both in forward first gear and in reverse also.