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Good YouTube comparing 4runner fwd vs AWD
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Good is a matter of opinion here. Like 99% any difference is due to the shitty AS tires on the Limited, something that is easily rectifiable. With a set of new tires, the only real things separating the 2 in terms of capability areGood YouTube comparing 4runner fwd vs AWD
The Limited also has A-TRAC doesn't it? I don't know how people feel about it but on my 5th Gen SR5 it's a nice option for the rare occasions I've used it. Not as good as a locker especially for frequent offroaders but better than just an open diff when 2 wheels drop into mud.Good is a matter of opinion here. Like 99% any difference is due to the shitty AS tires on the Limited, something that is easily rectifiable. With a set of new tires, the only real things separating the 2 in terms of capability are
Since of course, the Limited also has 4Lo and 4Hi that operate the same as PT4WD, this is a simple cost/benefit analysis of relative value to your desired use between a locker or FT4WD.
- All-wheel traction all the time (bonus points for Limited/Platinum)
- Rear locker (bonus points for OR/Pro/Trail)
Agreed, used it on my own 5th Gen frequently. Nice feature in my experience.The Limited also has A-TRAC doesn't it? I don't know how people feel about it but on my 5th Gen SR5 it's a nice option for the rare occasions I've used it. Not as good as a locker especially for frequent offroaders but better than just an open diff when 2 wheels drop into mud.
Came in handy when I learned why farmers use tractors and not SUV's.Agreed, used it on my own 5th Gen frequently. Nice feature in my experience.
I think the most useful thing about that YouTube link is the comments with people describing the systems and WHY.Good YouTube comparing 4runner fwd vs AWD