Who has F41?
07-02-2006, 10:25 PM
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I Have the F41 in my car... i don't know what the difference in ride/handling is, i havn't driven any other bonnevilles except for mine. I have never had any problems with mine except for the normal stuff... i did replace the front struts about 2 weeks ago though. I think the ride is great too...
07-03-2006, 01:48 PM
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Re: Who has F41?
Originally Posted by fantastic88
Which Bonnys have the F41 suspension? Where does it stack up with other FE2 FE3? Which is best for handling?
Ok... On the 87-91 and 93-93 Bonnevilles the F41 was used for the cars that had no load level... An 88-91 SSE should have FE2 with Y98( Electronic Load Level )... Just about the same goes for the 92-93 Bonnevilles...
F41 was the Firm Ride and Handling
FE3 was the Sport Suspension( and most of the H bodies should have Load Level when equipped with the FE3 )
FE2 is the Ride and Handling suspension, it includes Load Level...
So the 87-93 Bonnevilles without Load level could have been had with the F41 suspension... I have driven a few of these cars and liked them...
So Fantastic do you have the Load Level on your LSS? I am interested in you F41 suspension... as the Buick with F41.... I am intrigued to the max
Any way I could get a good pic of the RPO list from both of you?
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07-03-2006, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
Could that be Merchandised Package, Grand Touring?
Anyone know?
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07-03-2006, 04:20 PM
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I have F41. 
I think it is one of the reasons that I love my Bonnie so much.
Very firm in the corners,
Theres a "*" curve about a mile and a half from my house...
In either one of my vans or my Malibu Wagon I have to take it at the marked limit of 45 MPH, but in the Bonnie I can take it at 65 with out any noise from the tires or body lean.
I used to have a '80 Dodge Diplomat Ex Highway Patrol car and I think my Bonnie handles as well or better than it did.
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I think it is one of the reasons that I love my Bonnie so much.
Very firm in the corners,
Theres a "*" curve about a mile and a half from my house...
In either one of my vans or my Malibu Wagon I have to take it at the marked limit of 45 MPH, but in the Bonnie I can take it at 65 with out any noise from the tires or body lean.
I used to have a '80 Dodge Diplomat Ex Highway Patrol car and I think my Bonnie handles as well or better than it did.
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