COBill
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That looks to be a chat with Ford corporate.
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It's a Ford rep I was chatting with.Is this a screen shot of chat GPT? Because that is wrong. The springs and magnaride systems are identical.
Interesting. Ask them for the specs and differences in the springs and sway bars and lets clear it up then. Because if thats true, there is a lot of bad information floating around.It's a Ford rep I was chatting with.
Actually, I agree with you. A lot of this is low-key GT trolling and I think I'm slowly starting to paint myself into a corner. This is the Dark Horse owners area of the forum after all.Interesting. Ask them for the specs and differences in the springs and sway bars and lets clear it up then. Because if thats true, there is a lot of bad information floating around.
I can tell you the S650 spring rates where posted in another thread awhile back. And the GT, GTPP, and Base DH were all the same. The Magnaride was confirmed as being the same by a Ford technician when the same "chassis tuning" debate came up about the Mach 1s on the 6G forum.
It's my understanding only the Dark Horse has the 2-piece front rotors.Doesn’t the DH get some of the GT 500 rear subframe links?
Also what about the 2-piece front rotors, does PP GT get those?
will you keep us filled in on what the shop finds and repairs? also the build date, transmission, and mileage in case your issues become common. any ideas on cause? hopefully you're back on the throttle soon!the clunk in the rear and the vibration in the floorboard when the suspension uncompresses is killing the enjoyment.
When i first drove my horse I really loved it but its in the shop now for a few issues. If the issues im having aren't remedied then I will be unhappy and probably sell it ASAP. I really loved driving it but the clunk in the rear and the vibration in the floorboard when the suspension uncompresses is killing the enjoyment. Well fingers crossedmaybe I'll get lucky and fall back in love with it.
is this an auto trans with a clunk when you put it in gear or is this a suspension clunk when you hit a bump?When i first drove my horse I really loved it but its in the shop now for a few issues. If the issues im having aren't remedied then I will be unhappy and probably sell it ASAP. I really loved driving it but the clunk in the rear and the vibration in the floorboard when the suspension uncompresses is killing the enjoyment. Well fingers crossedmaybe I'll get lucky and fall back in love with it.
Yes i will. I think the driveline clunk is the anti-tinq ring thing that a few other forum members has had fixed, they put grease on the anti-tinq ring and it seems to fix the clunk. Maybe the vibration in the floorboard is from that somehow? Maybe magnaride is faulty? Im just speculating here though. Build date may 2025, automatic transmission, clunk started around 5,600 miles or so, now has 6,570.will you keep us filled in on what the shop finds and repairs? also the build date, transmission, and mileage in case your issues become common. any ideas on cause? hopefully you're back on the throttle soon!
Its a light clunk when coasting to a stop.is this an auto trans with a clunk when you put it in gear or is this a suspension clunk when you hit a bump?
Is the trans down shifting when coasting to stop and you hear the clunk?Its a light clunk when coasting to a stop.
Im not sure if the trans is downshifting when this clunk happens. Putting in Neutral is an excellent idea that I cant believe i didn't try myself.Is the trans down shifting when coasting to stop and you hear the clunk?
does it happen if you put the car in Neutral and coast to a stop ?

. That might have helped diagnose what's happening? Don't know how exactly though? If it didn't clunk when in neutral it would mean it's not a driveline issue?