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Analysis of Part-Time Four-Wheel Drive Vehicle
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This paper reviews the operation of the part-time four-wheel drive vehicle on a high friction paved road. A summary of our investigations follows:
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The difference in tire radius between the front and rear wheels has a significant influence on traction.
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When braking, the torque which occurs in the drive line is much larger with four-wheel drive.
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The driving resistance of four-wheel drive is different from that of two-wheel drive; it is smaller when driving force is in operation.
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Usui, H., Nishikura, S., and Takematsu, K., "Analysis of Part-Time Four-Wheel Drive Vehicle," SAE Technical Paper 820743, 1982, https://doi.org/10.4271/820743.Also In
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