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Old 22-Jun-2010, 11:59 PM
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F. Y. I. FG Underbody at a glance

Considering how bad working on this car is. I thought I would supply some pics to help with modding plans to just give an idea of what to expect underneath.

Rear Driver's Side Close-up

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Rear Passanger Side Overview

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Rear Driver's Side Overview



Passanger Side Front Overview

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Front Driver's side Close-up

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Front Passanger's side Close-up


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I was sure I had taken much more pictures in many different angles. So I'll post more up once I had back to the Meadowvale Dealership tomorrow.
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needs an oilspray/undercoating badly, and that generic exhaust will have to go. but doesnt look horrible at all
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i never knew that rear shocks/springs are not mounted together on fg's.
Learn something new every day.
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Originally Posted by scrid3r
i never knew that rear shocks/springs are not mounted together on fg's.
Learn something new every day.
Macpherson strut design = crap handling for the most part.
Double wishbone design is much better.
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Cool pics! nice post!


Originally Posted by Robb
Macpherson strut design = crap handling for the most part.
Double wishbone design is much better.
Macpherson strut design = crap handling with too much roll. With properly controlled and calculated roll, can = very good handling.

And yes, double wishbone is better.
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Really? I fell the control has been a little better in some scenarios then my old AWD Dsm. I take a sharp turn at 40km just fine.
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AWD's don't turn well to begin with...lol.
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Originally Posted by MPR
AWD's don't turn well to begin with...lol.
Fail...
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wishbone FTW
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Originally Posted by JDMej1
needs an oilspray/undercoating badly, and that generic exhaust will have to go. but doesnt look horrible at all
this.
if you wanna keep it lookin that mint you gotta protect it
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