Thanks for further demonstrating that you don't know what the fuck you are talking about. The STi can, and sometimes does, use All 4 of the wheels to drive the vehicle.In neither traditional AWD or 4WD do all four tires drive the car at any one time.
One more time dumbass... The "A" in AWD stands for "all". The car I mentioned has 4 wheels. All of 4 is 4. In this case that means all = 4.The more you post, the more fucking retarded you become. It is hilarious that you use the word 'all' to describe how 4WD is different then ALLWD. You got hit by the stupid bus didn't you.
Says the guy who doesn't know how many tires an STi as, how much all of 4 is and/or doesn't know how the car in question even works.Well for you, yes it obviously is. Because now you're even more wrong.
"HAHA" indeed. You may be an ignorant idiot, but at least you're amusing.HAHAHOHOHEHEHAHAHAHA!™ and umad.
Regardless, you were wrong, no matter how much you know about an STi... AWD != 4WD.Thanks for further demonstrating that you don't know what the fuck you are talking about. The STi can, and sometimes does, use All 4 of the wheels to drive the vehicle.
The STi that I brought up has LSD's front and rear as well as a center diff that can be locked when the driver chooses, set to different torque splits or just left in auto.
This isn't top secret info just for those of us that race the car. You too could have educated yourself, with a simple search from the comfort of your own computer chair. But in adition to being amazingly stupid, you are apparently lazy too. (Can't say I'm shocked)
One more time dumbass... The "A" in AWD stands for "all". The car I mentioned has 4 wheels. All of 4 is 4. In this case that means all = 4.
The drivetrain I mentioned is a particular type of 4WD.
If you weren't such an ignorant retard you might have done a little research on the AWD system in the STi before you popped off and showed your ass.
If it's any consolation, I don't think you are getting dumber as you post. It would seem that you reached maximum stupidity long ago.
Says the guy who doesn't know how many tires an STi as, how much all of 4 is and/or doesn't know how the car in question even works.
"HAHA" indeed. You may be an ignorant idiot, but at least you're amusing.
I believe the only true 4WD passenger car in the states was the AMC Eagle.Do they have any 4wd cars.....
YES. ALL 4 WHEELS. AT THE SAME TIME. YOU HAVE OBVIOUSLY NEVER SEEN AN STI LAUNCH AT THE TRACK, YOU IGNORANT ASSHAT. OH LOOK, I CAN USE CAPS LOCK TOO. (What are you, 3?)NOT AT THE SAME TIME YOU DUMB FUCKING TOOL BAG.
Obviously not. Helical diffs are sweet that way. (as long as you don't lift a wheel)If all four wheels truely drove the car, you would not be able to turn without breaking the car ini half.
But, but, but....Awesome.I don't need to google a stupid ass car to educate you on physics. Sure, power can be pushed to all four wheels, but not at a level in which all four are driving the vehicle. But I digress. I've covered that in almost every post. You're just omitting said particular comments because you're a douchecanoe.
Actually, that's exactly what you're doing. You said all 4 wheels never drive the car. You're wrong. Plain and simple.I may be amusing, but at least I'm not getting exposed in front of the entire forum on a weak ass troll.
"lol I'm going to pop off about a car I know nothing about and then try to hide behind curse words and CAPS-LOCK.""lol my brother has a Sti which makes me a rocket scientist."
Thanks for the link. (Seriously)And yes there is varible differences between AWD and 4x4.
Four-wheel drive - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Spidermonkey, engage caps-lock and bold!!!!All-wheel drive (AWD) is often used to describe a "full time" 4WD that may be used on dry pavement without damaging the differentials