Is your 4S/Turbo really 4WD?

Thread starter Peter Comiskey
Start date Jun 13, 2011

Oggy

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Jun 28, 2011

ORIGINAL: tscaptain
Doug seems to think it is on the Gen 1 too but I was told only Gen 2 as it has the electrickery front clutch.

I'm only going off what I was told to be honest (I have no background info on this one). But then we spent most of the day demonstrating the difference between 2wd and 4wd on the ice hill and the kick-plate. Mybe it was placebo effect but the car was completely different with the one-click than without. Especially up the ice-hill as you say. Different to the point of hardly making it Vs flying up without so much as a wheelspin.....very strange.....

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