2010 Limited 4x4 & 2010 Adrenalin 2wd

[Okcurrell]

2010 Sport Trac Limited 4x4
92,000 miles

Mods:
Dual Exhaust w/chrome tips
K&N CAI
Zabteck throttle body
Sprint Booster throttle enhancer
SCT X3 programmer (91-Octane custom tune)
Black overlay decals for emblems
Adrenalin headlights
265/60/18 Nitto Ridge-Grappler tires
Konig SSM wheels 18x9
trailer brake controller
Husky splash guards (front/rear)
led bed light
Roof cargo carrier bars removed
Sylvania LED fog lights
PowerStop Z37 pads and rotors

2010 Sport Trac Adrenalin V8 2wd
107,000 miles

Mods:
Upgraded radio to OEM Navigation
K&N replacement filter
SCT X4 programmer (91-Octane tune)
Sprint Booster throttle enhancer
Sylvania LED fog lights

 

[JC2008SportTrac]

I'm showing my ignorance, but I thought all Adrenaline's were AWD. You mention 2x4 above. So that goes against what I had read. Did they make multiple versions?

Also, is it naturally aspirated, or super-charged? I know they originally wanted to make them SC from the factory, but I don't know if they ended up having any come out that way, or if they did away with that desire. I read the Wikipedia info on these trucks, as I have always really loved them (same way I loved the Lightnings). I'm still learning, and am trying to get good 100% info.

Editing to add, I LOVE the look of that second pic. VERY-Good-Looking truck, and I'm a Mustang guy.

 

[Okcurrell]

They were made both ways, most of what I see out there are AWD. No supercharger at this time. Thanks for compliment.

 

[Todd Z]

All Adrens are sold as AWD, they are more of a slip and grip clutch in the transfer case..... the limited and xlt has the full function transfer case.

 

[Okcurrell]

2008 AWD
2009 & 2010 2WD or AWD

 

[JC2008SportTrac]

All Adrens are sold as AWD, they are more of a slip and grip clutch in the transfer case..... the limited and xlt has the full function transfer case.

Not sure what to make of this...

I asked about AWD, as I've owned a couple AWD vehicles in the past (at least as I know that to mean, the most recent of which was my ex-wife's 2014 SHO, V-6, twin-turbo, said to be AWD). When I say AWD, I mean that they're always gripping, at least I think.

I have an '08 V8 4X4 SportTrac. I don't consider that AWD, as I don't ever turn on 4X4 (at least, haven't had to, yet; hope it works when I do get stuck fishing!)

Todd - are you saying that my truck's 4X4 is as much, or better, than the AWD in, say, that SHO? I'm honestly ignorant of most all things transfer-case related, so anything you can educate me on will be well-received. Thanks!