Arterius2
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- First Name
- Jerry
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- 2018 JLU Sahara 2.0L
Wtf man, I was not talking about a locking differential on the axle. I was talking about 4WD which is essentially locking the front and rear axles with a solid drive shaft.I read what you wrote. " Even if the front wheels are spinning. You will still get 50% traction in the rear, because front and rear are locked solid." That's not what happens. A part-time 4wd system cannot send torque to an axle that cannot develop it.
Watch this video.
You seem to be confused with terminology being used here and your statements seem to contradict itself.
Again, I don’t think you understand the difference between AWD and 4WD.
So no, you did not read what I wrote.
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