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Old 09-07-17, 20:05
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Early Series 1 are constant 4wd (not solid, and not differentiated, but with a ratchet-type front axle drive), but the front diff ratio is higher than the rear diff ratio, only by a few decimals, not noticeable on loose surfaces, but enough to cause wind-up on long drives on sealed road surfaces.

Oh, and the neighbors think that anyone driving a Series 1 must be a little odd.
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