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4x4 Question??

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This might seem like a dumb question and if it is im sorry. The brat that i have is sitting on 2 flats and i just got it running the other day and havent had a chance to get in on the mud. So my question is, is it front wheel drive until you shift it into 4 wheel drive? or is it like most trucks its rear wheel drive until you shift it into 4 wheel drive?

 

Thanks for the help.

Kelly

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Thats kinda strange but thats what i was thinkin.

Thanks for clearing that up for me

Look at the transmission. It's a standard FWD setup with a rear output added. Great idea but yes "funky".

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Thats why i even asked, bc of the way the transmission looked.

Thx

Having owned a couple of Jeeps and a Chevy Suburban, I like the system on the Subaru much better, less parts and easier to work on.

I like the 4x4 on the subaru anyway.If you had to choose a 2wd layout for offroad(4x4 no availible) most people would choose FWD because the weight of the engine is over the driving wheels = traction(unless on a steep hill).

 

in my backyard there is this little hill maybe 20 feet long but it its kinda steep.without fail if If the ground is wet at all I have to put my truck in 4wd to get up it,and it has a posi rearend.The subaru putts up the same hill in wetter conditions in FWD..

 

although the subaru 2wd layout sucks for donuts and drifts...

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