*AFF Survey* - XR6/XR6T Feedback - Have your say!

[Polyal]

Please read and understand this first- There is a chance that some of the information gathered from the results/discussions of the following topics maybe be used in a report to be submitted to my University. By participating in the threads you will have given consent to the possibility of the data being reproduced during my thesis. I understand that this is a public forum so therefore the information that can be seen is "free" in one sense, but it is a requirement that I let people know (common manners aswell).

Firstly thankyou to the AFF administration for allowing me to conduct the following investigation. I wanted to take this opportunity to alert fellow AFF members that over the next couple of weeks I will be starting some threads/topics that directly relate to my final engineering project that I have been working on this year. I am currently studying a Bach of Engineering/Commerce, majoring in mechanical eng and marketing.

I must stress that this project is not an official Ford project. But I have been working in conjunction with Ford as they have allowed my investigation into the topic and use of their facilities.

I intend to use this thread to post links to other threads so there is a central point for people to come back to if they are still interested or want to be involved in the process.

At this stage I would rather not reveal the exact topic as it may sway some results and create bias towards one particular area. What I can say is that it is predominately centered around the XR6T and where it sits in the Ford range.

I hope that everyone enjoys the topics, my report will be seen by atleast two managers within Ford and obviously by my markers at university.

I will look forward to everyone's opinions as I enjoy hearing/reading different perspectives. Remember no one will be right or wrong its purely an open discussion.

Again I must stress this is not an official Ford project, but who knows, with enough support and evidence you should never say never.

Thanks for reading. I will have the first topic up and running today.

Cheers