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The original and most popular car of its kind.
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Foxbody, Mustang II, and sn95 weren't real mustangs but yeah all of them look cool
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>>28903266
Explain your opinion.
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>>28903277
sn95 and foxbody were too small and weird looking
does this make you think of a pony car or muscle car? its suppose to be well proportioned, not like a small gook car
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>>28903279
mustangs were always small and weird looking, it only looks weird because you're so used to seeing the hatchbacks instead of the notchbacks
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>>28903279
>too small
You know they're basically the same size as a 1st gen, right?
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>>28903260
A sports car for women
No thanks
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>>28903279
/o/, as usual, having strong opinions on cars they've never even seen before
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>>28903285
>>28903296
>basically the same size
lol no
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>>28903302
I know your boyfriend likes to tell you that 2 inches is a lot, but...
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>>28903293
>>28903289
CLEARLY these mustangs are larping as le smol lightweight twisties sports cars, but the S197 saved mustangs from becoming that
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>>28903308
yeah
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>>28903308
Those are just called Mustangs Anon. S197 and newer are just larping as a late 1st gen bloatstangs.
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>>28903312
dude there is a clear visible difference
>>28903316
>bloat
BASED
mustangs are supposed to be CHUNKY
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>>28903327
yeah the hood and trunk are a couple inches taller because of mid-2000s crash structure vs a car from the 1980s
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>>28903327
>mustangs are supposed to be CHUNKY
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>>28903281
The first were small, but they were big by late 60s. Or at least the Mach 1.
There aren't many I dislike.
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>>28903334
>>28903327
Mustangs only look big when you compare them to contemporary (1960's) cars. Even a modern mustang looks normally sized when compared to some of the obese things on the road today.
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>>28903266
>>28903279
Stupid ass fucking zoomer thinks his opinion about vehicles hes never owned from a time period he wasnt apart of matters....
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Faggot slide thread
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>>28903260
1964-1970: dressed-up Falcon
1971-1973: dressed-up Torino
1974-1978: dressed-up Pinto
1979-2005: dressed-up Fairmont
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CHALLY WALLY
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>>28903830
If people were only allowed to have opinions on cars theyd owned this would be a really reeeaally slow website
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>>28903841
64-70 Falcon was a dressed up Fairmont.
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>>28903844
OP is like people talking shit about the Model A being too fancy and not following the bare bones mentality of the Model T that "made it great".
These are the same douchbags that complain "Nameplate X hasnt had an update to its chassis in 7 years!!"
Bunch of fucking retarded little kids that didn't know the difference gasoline and diesel 5 years ago because they were still playing with Legos.
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>>28903260
>The original and most popular car of its kind.
>>28903911
>seething over literally nothing
Did a Stangbro fuck your mom or something Anon?
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>>28903830
What color is your Mustang Mach E?
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>>28903931
Ive owned mustangs from every major genre.
I currently have 3.
Ive owned more mustangs than you've touched.
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>>28903833
we're not on /pol/, niggerbrain
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>>28903982
So why aren't you posting your Mustangs instead of shitposting?
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>>28903982
I've touched your mom's pussy more than you've touched mustangs, kid.
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>garbage time thread
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>>28903830
Stfu millennial, the cars you grew up with during your childhood aren't the greatest thing ever, they're slop
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Oh shit best stang coming thru.
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It comes out of your bum
like a bullet from a gun
diarrhea diarrhea
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>>28904092
When you jump and do a flip,
but you feel something drip.
Diarrhea, diarrhea.
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>>28904103
It's not very funny
but it's very hot and runny
diarrhea diarrhea
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when your running from police
and you feel that anal grease
diarrhea diarrhea>>28904112
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when you're sittin' in your ferd
and you launch a creamy turd
diarrhea diarrhea
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amenorrhoea - absence of menstruation
dysmenorrhoea - painful menstruation
galactorrhoea - leaky breasts
gonorrhoea - 'the clap' (not applause)
leukorrhoea - vaginal discharge heavily featuring white blood cells
logorrhoea - the inability to shut-up!!
pyorrhoea - gum disease
rhinorrhoea - runny nose
seborrhoea - dermatological problem
steatorrhoea - excess fat in poop
Huntington's Chorea - old name for a hereditary brain disease
inner ear - organ of hearing & balance
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>>28904087
If you’re sittin on the pot
and you feel somethin hot
Diarrhoea diarrhoea
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>>28903273
*SLURP*
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>>28904064
>millennial
I was fucking your mom in the backseat of my '66 before she met your dad.
You might want to get that 23&me test BTW.
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Raped by Chally
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>>28904638
Chally is dead and buried. Stangs won. The last Pony standing.
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>>28904540
FUCK NIGGERS
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>>28904656
chally is eternal
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>>28904535
my dick still works and i still have hair. go give all your money to israel
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>>28904659
THATS THAT SHIT I DONT LIKE
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>>28904928
>go give all your money to israel
the brainrot is strong with this one.
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>>28904638
Only record it holds is police chases by hood rats.
Mustang annihilated it in every measurable metric.
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>>28904656
>>28904660
>>28905042
Girls! Girls! You're both very pretty.

>>28903992
No clearly this thread about cars on the car board is an attempt by the Rothschilds to hide the other thread about cars on the car board.
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>>28905042
>mcdonalds
I sleep
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>>28905071
Explain to the class how suspension articulation differentiates between struts and dual a-arm.
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>>28905086
A MacPherson strut is a simpler suspension where the strut helps hold the wheel, so as it moves up and down the wheel angle changes more. A double wishbone uses two control arms, which gives better control of wheel movement and keeps the tire flatter on the road when cornering.
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>>28905111
>wheel angle changes more
>keeps the tire flatter

Incorrect.
Thats entirely based on the specific geometry of a particular build/application.
A strut can be mounted vertically and have zero camber change and unequal a-arms can have massive camber change.
Of course neither example is ideal.
Both systems can be designed to have identical camber change.

You don't understand suspension geometry and are parroting reddit comments.
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Mornin fellas, just took a big dirty mustang
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>mogs (you)
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>>28905121
In a MacPherson setup, the shock absorber is the upper suspension link. Because they are tied together, if you tweak the strut’s angle to get a perfect camber curve, you often ruin something else - like the steering axis, scrub radius, or roll center.
With a double wishbone, the shock is entirely separate from the upper and lower control arms. This gives engineers the freedom to tune for the perfect camber curve (like negative camber gain in corners) without messing up the rest of the car’s handling dynamics.
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>>28905144
damn these things are sick, i miss my 81 Z
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>>28904660
>>28905060
Tbf, I wish they didn't cancel them. Ford needs healthy competition.
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>>28905276

A-arms are easier to modify if you have a track car.
From an OEM engineering perspective there is zero difference in geometry outcome between the two.

You live in some delusional Fast&Furious fantasy, not the real world.
You dont have adjustable a-arms to dial in for track conditions.
You replaced a balljoint in your OEM arms once.
Once again- youre parroting bullshit reddit memes with zero understanding of suspension geometry.
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>>28905395
If there is truly ‘zero difference in geometry outcome’ from an OEM perspective, then why did Porsche recently abandon 50 years of MacPherson struts to put a double wishbone front suspension on the 992 GT3?
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>>28905409
I was pretty clear about that.
>>28905395
>A-arms are easier to modify if you have a track car.
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>>28905429
>muh track car
Porsche’s engineers explicitly stated they hit a mathematical wall with strut geometry. Because a McDonalds strut pivots on an axis tied directly to the shock tower, it physically cannot provide enough dynamic camber gain for modern, wide tires without entirely ruining the car’s scrub radius and steering axis inclination. In fact, under heavy body roll, strut geometry can actually start losing negative camber and lifting the tire edge.
This is for their road cars btw
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>>28905466
>road cars
>GT3
Hilarious you had to go as far as digging the GT3 out of your ass to find something that fits your narrative.
Not to mention you couldn't quote what they actually said and resorted to a layman interpretation of this specific application.
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>>28905466
Is this the GT3 with struts that youre talking about?
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>>28905544
I strutted my dick all over your mom's face
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>>28905544
it’s one of the 992 models, so it uses double wishies, yes.
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>the also-rans have showed up to kvetch, mald, seethe and move goalposts
Lol, lmao even.
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I feel like I've been looking at the same goddamn car for 20 years now. They just kept making the S197 design language edgier rather than ever breaking away from it again.
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>>28905955
>mustang looks like mustang
No shit Sherlock



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