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Created page with 'In BMW page it is written "under normal circumstances, it distributes driver power between the front and rear axles in a 40:60 ratio", in here 30:70.'
 
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In BMW page it is written "under normal circumstances, it distributes driver power between the front and rear axles in a 40:60 ratio", in here 30:70.
In BMW page it is written "under normal circumstances, it distributes driver power between the front and rear axles in a 40:60 ratio", in here 30:70.

The article does not say whether torque split modulation is only done when DSC is active or is it also done in another situations when vehicle is already stable? For eg., when the vehicle is climbing or accelerating harder, is more torque sent to the rear wheels?

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In BMW page it is written "under normal circumstances, it distributes driver power between the front and rear axles in a 40:60 ratio", in here 30:70.

The article does not say whether torque split modulation is only done when DSC is active or is it also done in another situations when vehicle is already stable? For eg., when the vehicle is climbing or accelerating harder, is more torque sent to the rear wheels?