All-trac power ratio.

[darth-grantius]

Does anybody know what the all-trac in a AE95 splits its power. Is it 50% front 50% rear?

[Rookie_One]

70 front, 30 rear

still its enough to swing the rear arounds the corner (i have a AWD sedan, and the only difference is the Center Diff Ratio)

[Drainx]

When you have the center diff locked its 50/50.

[darth-grantius]

Originally Posted by Rookie_One

70 front, 30 rear

still its enough to swing the rear arounds the corner (i have a AWD sedan, and the only difference is the Center Diff Ratio)

what gear do you use?

[Rookie_One]

i have an automatic, as such i cannot really tell lol

but if all go well, i will have a manual car next week

and i can tell about the difference in center differential ratio, as i know someone with the AWD sedan and someone with an AWD Wagon, the two are manual, and the center differential ratio make it so that they shift up earlier(that or its the transmission itself)

[darth-grantius]

Originally Posted by Rookie_One

i have an automatic, as such i cannot really tell lol

but if all go well, i will have a manual car next week

and i can tell about the difference in center differential ratio, as i know someone with the AWD sedan and someone with an AWD Wagon, the two are manual, and the center differential ratio make it so that they shift up earlier(that or its the transmission itself)

I think that the button in mine just sends more power to the back.

[Rookie_One]

it doesnt send the power to the back, its just lock the differential

stop thinking that these cars are made like today car

we are talking about a 80's car, as such they did'nt use any complicated system, symply a good old 4WD system with a center differential

[darth-grantius]

Originally Posted by Rookie_One

it doesnt send the power to the back, its just lock the differential

stop thinking that these cars are made like today car

we are talking about a 80's car, as such they did'nt use any complicated system, symply a good old 4WD system with a center differential

So in other words - 70% front 30% rears until i lock the diff - then its 50/50?

[Rookie_One]

not even, its ALWAYS 70-30, even locking the differential dont change it

[darth-grantius]

Originally Posted by Rookie_One

not even, its ALWAYS 70-30, even locking the differential dont change it

then what does the center diff lock do then?

[Rookie_One]

so that the two axles turn at the same speed

[Drainx]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All-trac
Might clear the air on what Toyota's All-trac awd/4wd system is/does.

Also note there are no references or sources.

[Donald]

Originally Posted by Drainx

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All-trac
Might clear the air on what Toyota's All-trac awd/4wd system is/does.

Also note there are no references or sources.

Good link.

[darth-grantius]

Originally Posted by Donald

Good link.

Yes it is. thanks everyone.