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View Poll Results: Which drivetrain do you prefer?
RWD 29 76.32%
AWD 10 26.32%
FWD 3 7.89%
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Old 04-22-2013, 02:58 PM
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RWD is easier to do maintenance on 99% of the time. Compare a clutch replacement between an AWD, RWD, and FWD. That's a big part of why I have a RWD daily driver.
depends on the car either way is my opinion. For example my 86 jetta, you can remove the engine/tranny combo in less time than it takes to pull the manual transmission from a 123 MB. 3 mounts and the whole thing is out.

Plus Im a big fan of Macpherson struts, I love cars that have them. Couple bolts and the whole thing is out to play with on a table, can't get better than that
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Old 04-22-2013, 04:18 PM
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depends on the car either way is my opinion. For example my 86 jetta, you can remove the engine/tranny combo in less time than it takes to pull the manual transmission from a 123 MB. 3 mounts and the whole thing is out.

Plus Im a big fan of Macpherson struts, I love cars that have them. Couple bolts and the whole thing is out to play with on a table, can't get better than that
I've been very impressed with the old jettas. I helped my roomate change his transmission in the driveway, took around 2 hours

A modern FWD isn't quite that simple, from what I've seen
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