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Re: multi-mode 4WD #108471 04/08/03 11:38 PM

Joined: Feb 2002

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Aurora, CO

Darren

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The only difference is that the multi-mode systems add a center differential so you can run in AWD. When locked, it is a conventional 4WD system and no difference between the 2 types. Personally, AWD is over-rated.

2002 4Runner

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
multi-mode 4WD	monsterhead	04/08/03 09:36 PM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Good Times	04/08/03 11:25 PM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Darren	04/08/03 11:38 PM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	little_joe	04/08/03 11:44 PM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Darren	04/08/03 11:58 PM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	monsterhead	04/10/03 01:15 AM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Jeff the marmot	04/10/03 10:03 PM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	monsterhead	04/11/03 02:43 AM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Anonymous	04/11/03 03:22 AM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Jeff the marmot	04/11/03 08:37 AM
Re: multi-mode 4WD	Aurora Sandman	04/11/03 04:28 PM

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