My Maverick doesn't have intelligent AWD, it's more like DUMB AWD.

[710-oil-614]

mine favors the left front wheel,however back in the weeks long ice event could go"hell for leather" and get all of them pulling,wasn't pretty but it worked don't like doing it,the stench of gear oil was apparent during the trial.

It doesn't favor any wheel unless there is a slippage.

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[MCoretti]

It doesn't favor any wheel unless there is a slippage.

Only the Lobo and Tremor have individual wheel torque vectoring, but only in the rear thanks to its dual clutch RDU. Front diff. is open so it only does 50-50 at any time

 

[710-oil-614]

Only the Lobo and Tremor have individual wheel torque vectoring, but only in the rear thanks to its dual clutch RDU. Front diff. is open so it only does 50-50 at any time

Correct!

 

[kevinmccune]

It doesn't favor any wheel unless there is a slippage.

m

It doesn't favor any wheel unless there is a slippage.

mine always spins the left front first,like going up a driveway.

 

[710-oil-614]

m

mine always spins the left front first,like going up a driveway.

As the other poster pointed out - there is no torque vectoring on the front wheels. It's going to drive them both equally until one loses traction.

 

[kevinmccune]

As the other poster pointed out - there is no torque vectoring on the front wheels. It's going to drive them both equally until one loses traction.

I figured it had a shorter half shaft or torque reaction if that side tends to lift then it will spin first

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