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=== Single vs. Dual Rear Wheel === | === Single vs. Dual Rear Wheel === | ||
- | Dual Rear Wheel (DRW) vans offer advantages in load-carrying capacity which can be critical for heavier builds. | + | Dual Rear Wheel (DRW) vans offer advantages in load-carrying capacity which can be critical for heavier builds. |
- | Single-Rear-Wheel vans are preferred for vans that are frequently driven on snowy pavement, as the narrower | + | Single-Rear-Wheel vans are preferred for vans that are frequently driven on snowy pavement, as the narrower contact patch can more easily press down through snow to pavement below. |
The costs of needing to replace 6 tires instead of 4 is mostly a wash, as the tire sizes used on the DRW are cheaper than the SRW. | The costs of needing to replace 6 tires instead of 4 is mostly a wash, as the tire sizes used on the DRW are cheaper than the SRW. | ||
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//From the BEMM (Body Equipment Mounting Manual)// | //From the BEMM (Body Equipment Mounting Manual)// | ||
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+ | The Transit is uni-body, meaning that not all frame/body locations have a reliable and solid path back to a ground. | ||
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+ | To avoid these problems, always use one of the grounding points as supplied and recommended by Ford: | ||
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+ | Other quirks: | ||
* The brake pedal is ~2" higher than the gas pedal. | * The brake pedal is ~2" higher than the gas pedal. | ||
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- | ===== further | + | ===== Further |
* [[http:// | * [[http:// | ||
* https:// | * https:// | ||
+ | * [[https:// |