Mine is FWD, and it sucks. I miss RWD.
Note: If you have a 4x4 truck/SUV, you do not have AWD.
Note: If you have a 4x4 truck/SUV, you do not have AWD.
Poll
FWD, RWD, or AWD
| Front-wheel drive | 41% | 41% - 40 | ||||
| Rear-wheel drive | 35% | 35% - 34 | ||||
| All-wheel drive | 22% | 22% - 22 | ||||
| Total: 96 | ||||||
RWD sucks up north because of the snow. Need all the weight you can get on the wheels, and the engine is the best weight.
My truck is RWD... It's fine in the snow, I just blow snow into the bed on top of 400 pounds of sand. If the snow is bad I just toss her into 4WD
rwd toyota tacoma
Well I don't plan on ever living where it snows all winter. Can't stand that shit.
Rwd
Yes, but RWD is better in the other 300+ days of the year.usmarine wrote:
RWD sucks up north because of the snow. Need all the weight you can get on the wheels, and the engine is the best weight.
Anyway, I have RWD (95 Chevy Caprice) and I love it.
why is it better?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
Yes, but RWD is better in the other 300+ days of the year.usmarine wrote:
RWD sucks up north because of the snow. Need all the weight you can get on the wheels, and the engine is the best weight.
Anyway, I have RWD (95 Chevy Caprice) and I love it.
oh lol...
i guess its either FWD or 4WD....maybe AWD, but definitely not RWD.
for someone that used to work in a shop, you would think i would check these things.
i dont really care for it too much either way.
i guess its either FWD or 4WD....maybe AWD, but definitely not RWD.
for someone that used to work in a shop, you would think i would check these things.
i dont really care for it too much either way.
The weight is distributed much better which gives the driver better handling in dry conditions.usmarine wrote:
why is it better?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
Yes, but RWD is better in the other 300+ days of the year.usmarine wrote:
RWD sucks up north because of the snow. Need all the weight you can get on the wheels, and the engine is the best weight.
Anyway, I have RWD (95 Chevy Caprice) and I love it.
hmmm...well i have had both and never noticed any difference at all.FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
The weight is distributed much better which gives the driver better handling in dry conditions.
Last edited by usmarine (2008-12-31 12:14:40)
better handling than what?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
The weight is distributed much better which gives the driver better handling in dry conditions.usmarine wrote:
why is it better?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
Yes, but RWD is better in the other 300+ days of the year.
Anyway, I have RWD (95 Chevy Caprice) and I love it.
AWD, which makes my car actually driveable in the 2+ ft. of snow we have right now. It's a beast in winter conditions.
Rear wheel drive / 4x4 depending on terrain and weather.
AWD right now. Still running the range rover, cant get rid of it. Knowone is buying :\ Was thinking of picking up a mini (which would change my vote to FWD), feel like a bit of a twat in an SUV .
AWD - much better handling and grip during acceleration, especially in snow which have loads of during winter.
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FWD, that's why when marine FWD is better in the snow, I responded with the fact that RWD is better in the other 300 days of the year...Parker wrote:
better handling than what?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
The weight is distributed much better which gives the driver better handling in dry conditions.usmarine wrote:
why is it better?
i think that might be more of an opinion, seeing as all cars are different...FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
FWD, that's why when marine FWD is better in the snow, I responded with the fact that RWD is better in the other 300 days of the year...Parker wrote:
better handling than what?FrankieSpankie3388 wrote:
The weight is distributed much better which gives the driver better handling in dry conditions.
RWD Ford Ranger XLT
yeah mine is fwdphishman420 wrote:
Mine is FWD, and it sucks. I miss RWD.
Note: If you have a 4x4 truck/SUV, you do not have AWD.
FWD Cadillac STS(goes all wheel with traction control)
sorry am i missing something? i'm sure 4x4 = awd doesn't it? or have i been wrong all my life?phishman420 wrote:
Note: If you have a 4x4 truck/SUV, you do not have AWD.
FLWD Front left wheel drive babie oh yeeah
the spare tire?Shadow893 wrote:
sorry am i missing something? i'm sure 4x4 = awd doesn't it? or have i been wrong all my life?phishman420 wrote:
Note: If you have a 4x4 truck/SUV, you do not have AWD.
AWD means constant all wheel drive trucks and SUVs have selective for wheel drive, you can choose between 2 and 4 wheel drive so its 4x4 or 4WD no AWD I think?Shadow893 wrote:
sorry am i missing something? I'm sure 4x4 = awd doesn't it? or have i been wrong all my life?phishman420 wrote:
Note: If you have a 4x4 truck/SUV, you do not have AWD.