Celica 4ws buttons...
Celica 4ws buttons...
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Pentoman

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4,835 posts

292 months

Thursday 14th May 2009
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Was poking in the scrappy and saw a 1991 (?) Celica import labelled twin-cam 16v down the side. Oddly it had a couple of buttons inside, one labelled 4WS sport/4WS normal, and then another saying I think Reverse 2WS.

What's that for then? Is it standard on those models? Is it any good or a bit gimmicky? I tried a prelude 4WS once which seemed a bit unnatural but I guess could be okay when you got used to it. Doesn't appear to have caught on though..

aidandavies

778 posts

216 months

Thursday 14th May 2009
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Hi

I think some of the GT4's has 4ws steer as an option, pretty rare as far as I know. Where was it? I might know some guys who would be interwsted.

Cheers
Aidan

Mr E

23,032 posts

288 months

Friday 15th May 2009
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aidandavies said:
Hi

I think some of the GT4's has 4ws steer as an option, pretty rare as far as I know. Where was it? I might know some guys who would be interwsted.

Cheers
Aidan
Not on a GT4.

The ST183 - 5th generation (pop up lights) JDM GT-R from the early 90's had 4ws. There are a few knocking about.
I've not driven one so I can't comment on how it goes.

I do know the system often fails and is not easy to fix.

Pentoman

Original Poster:

4,835 posts

292 months

Friday 15th May 2009
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Mr E said:
aidandavies said:
Hi

I think some of the GT4's has 4ws steer as an option, pretty rare as far as I know. Where was it? I might know some guys who would be interwsted.

Cheers
Aidan
Not on a GT4.

The ST183 - 5th generation (pop up lights) JDM GT-R from the early 90's had 4ws. There are a few knocking about.
I've not driven one so I can't comment on how it goes.

I do know the system often fails and is not easy to fix.
It was a GTR!
It had a GTR badge (remove but residue present) on the rear but I assumed it was a joke Nissan GTR badge stuck on by a previous owner.