in Lock mode torque still distribute automatically. And 60% in dry condition - in one and only one case... re-read please
I was know...
In Russian Oulander club we have a wide discussion about torgue distribution. It's very simply to say: you're right. But if you still interest and don't scary about language barrier, I cantell youmore.

 

wtf? speak english man! lol but anyways i always use the front hooks on my truck...that way i can watch to make sure things r goin right and dont have to wait for someone to yell for me to react, plus i dont always trust others

 

Mostly correct, but just a side note: those percentages for the rear wheel is an up to number, Meaning...
-in 4wd Auto up to 40% of available torque can be sent to the rear wheels. Up to 15% can be sent while at steady crusing speeds.
-in 4wd Lock upto 60% of available torque can be sent to the rear wheels.

All the info: http://media.mitsubishicars.com/deta...0&mime=ASC

 

They speak better english than alot of friends i have lol.