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Old 11-11-2015, 07:08 AM   #1
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Question The Nitty Gritty FG to FG-X what's changed?

As we know Ford always change things during model years adding this deleting that changing supplier getting it cheaper or changing a part for something better etc...

With that said I haven't looked much into FG-X but what has changed in the finer detail's?

Eg. I heard they now use a different Amp and Sub woofer premium audio.

There has to be some knowledge on these things and one thread for all that info would be cool.


Thanks guys I have currently traded my Xr6 for a new beast that breaths forced fire so keen to learn on FGX.

tl;dr tell me more on the things ford changed from Fg to Fgx
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