What is the Difference Between Leopard Super Select 4WD and Mechanical 4WD?

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The following are the differences between Leopard Super Select 4WD and Mechanical 4WD: 1. Driving Force: The Super Select 4WD is an electronically assisted SS4-II system. The advantage of the Super Select 4WD system is that the vehicle can freely switch between 2H and 4H gears within a speed of 100 km/h. When in the 4H position, it achieves true full-time four-wheel drive, providing better traction and driving force. 2. Applicability: When in the 4HLC position, it is equivalent to the high-speed four-wheel drive of a hardcore part-time 4WD off-road vehicle, and the vehicle's central differential is locked at this time, with the front and rear axle power distribution maintained at 50:50 and constant output. It is suitable for unpaved roads such as sand and muddy paths. 3. Climbing: When in the 4LLC position, it is equivalent to the low-speed four-wheel drive of a hardcore part-time 4WD off-road vehicle, with the central differential also locked, and the front and rear axles each outputting 50% of the power. Additionally, the transfer case switches to a low-speed gear, which can amplify the torque by 1.9 times.