gen 4 prelude

so how is 4ws dif to ludes without it, wats the main function

The rear wheels steer in conjunction with variables such as front wheel steering angle and vehicle speed. They only steer a limited angle, but at low speeds, the rear wheels steer in the opposite direction as the front wheels to lessen the turning radiius of the car and is handy for u-turns and parking.

At high speeds in excess of 70kmh, the rear wheels then turn towards the same angle as the front wheels to aid in overtaking. From personal experience, I also feel that 4ws allows you to take a wider turn-in angle since the rear wheels allow the current line to be 'tightened' throughout a turn... takes some getting used to though.

-az

i have 4ws and ive had no problems . i carnt really tell the difference now .