TrippleStar
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- Sep 4, 2002
Hello, kids. Here is the Official AWD or FWD? thread. All the hare-brained arguments about "rolling starts" and "top speed" and "deadly transfer cases" and "drivetrain losses" and the rest of the mis-guided "better" advice is right here.
It's recommended you just skip reading it. You already know which you want, and why. Still, it's a place to dump it all.
Let's start with this fine opener from 2002 (it really doesn't get much better):
newbie to DSMs here, whats AWD and FWD. just sold my civic hatchback and got my eclipse not to long ago and im still learing the dsm101 stuff.
It's recommended you just skip reading it. You already know which you want, and why. Still, it's a place to dump it all.
Let's start with this fine opener from 2002 (it really doesn't get much better):
newbie to DSMs here, whats AWD and FWD. just sold my civic hatchback and got my eclipse not to long ago and im still learing the dsm101 stuff.
. I have never delt with traction issues as i have always had my 420a stock, but dont awd's handle amazingly well? That would put us with pros of awd: Acceleration, less tire wear, better handling, cheaper to build, telling people you own a awd. Pros of a fwd: 2 extra mpg, burnouts, easier to tow, less parts to go wrong, lower overall price when making the purchase, more common in junk yards. So in the long run fwd's are for people who make under 40,000 a year and awd's are from that point up or people who want an awd project 