To transfer torque from wheel to wheel you need a lockable differential installed in the axle. To be able to transfer 100% of torque to every single wheel, you need a fully lockable center differential and a fully lockable differential in each of the axles.
(傳統的part time system. ex. wrangler rubicon) Part time locking systems with a longitudinal layout ... The systems are typically very rugged and if the system employs fully-locking axles on the front and rear power is exactly 25/25/25/25 percent wheel to wheel and if three wheels lost traction the remaining wheel can consume all 100% of available power. ...
http://www.motortrend.ca/en/enthusiast/feature/consumer/1105-4wd-vs-awd/all-wheel-drive.html (這段在講用多板離合器的 subaru ats) while the four-speed automatic uses a series of multi-clutch packs to continuously vary the front-to-rear split from 60/40 in normal driving to as much as 2/98 if more rear traction is needed