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Definition of floorpan in English: floorpannounˈflɔːpanˈflôrpan The lower part of the body of a motor vehicle, forming the floor of the passenger compartment. Example sentencesExamples - Once upon a time, the kit car industry produced cars with bodies that resembled sports prototype racers but which were inevitably built on the floorpans of clapped out VWs.
- Further increases in overall stiffness come from having the previously separate floorpan and outer body mouldings bonded together to form a semi-monocoque.
- It has become car industry jargon to describe the drivetrain and floorpan of a monocoque car, especially when the layout is shared across several different models.
- The floorpan is done in thick steel with an arched design for stiffness, torsional rigidity and reduced cabin vibration.
- It is molded to the contours of the vehicle floorpan, and installs as a single unit.
- This utilizes the floorpan to anchor the exhaust and provide mechanical stability, obviating the need for the system to be self-supporting and allowing for the use of lighter weight materials.
- The floorpan's center section incorporates a ‘mode control panel’ that helps reduce road and chassis noise in the cabin.
- The floorpan is not as torsionally rigid as is the case in the best of the European rivals, nor is the suspension as stiffly mounted.
- Parts of the floorpan and rear bulkhead are made of a honeycomb sandwich material typically used in F1 and aerospace applications.
- The front subframe and floorpan are mated via slots and tabs to the side rings in this fixture, and joined by robotic welders.
- Subframes and floorpans have holes like Meccano sets.
- And with the wagon, the floorpan is the same as the sedan, except for the rear section.
- Of course, it's based on the saloon car's floorpan, but from the door pillars back, all the body panels are different, and with an entire new roof and a revised rear subframe, the Estate is so much more than a saloon with a glazed box on the back.
- But the car's ample dimensions and flat floorpan have enabled them to offer an interior bigger than any other car in this segment.
- The floor carpet is a single-piece item, moulded to suit the floorpan and, as such, there's nothing suitable from independent accessory shops.
- The underbody consists of three main elements: the motor compartment, floorpan, and rear compartment.
- On top of a roomier cabin, the specially-designed body pillars, rear floorpan and tailgate means a large boot.
- Chrysler redesigned the floorpan to include two bins to accommodate the folding rows.
- To cut costs, the front seat is fixed to the floorpan, eliminating tracks, complex adjustment mechanisms and motors.
- The floorpan is joined to the front and rear structures, then the sideframes are welded up in a huge, dedicated framing station.
Definition of floorpan in US English: floorpannounˈflôrpan The lower part of the body of a motor vehicle, forming the floor of the passenger compartment. Example sentencesExamples - On top of a roomier cabin, the specially-designed body pillars, rear floorpan and tailgate means a large boot.
- But the car's ample dimensions and flat floorpan have enabled them to offer an interior bigger than any other car in this segment.
- It has become car industry jargon to describe the drivetrain and floorpan of a monocoque car, especially when the layout is shared across several different models.
- It is molded to the contours of the vehicle floorpan, and installs as a single unit.
- Subframes and floorpans have holes like Meccano sets.
- The underbody consists of three main elements: the motor compartment, floorpan, and rear compartment.
- To cut costs, the front seat is fixed to the floorpan, eliminating tracks, complex adjustment mechanisms and motors.
- The front subframe and floorpan are mated via slots and tabs to the side rings in this fixture, and joined by robotic welders.
- Of course, it's based on the saloon car's floorpan, but from the door pillars back, all the body panels are different, and with an entire new roof and a revised rear subframe, the Estate is so much more than a saloon with a glazed box on the back.
- And with the wagon, the floorpan is the same as the sedan, except for the rear section.
- The floorpan is not as torsionally rigid as is the case in the best of the European rivals, nor is the suspension as stiffly mounted.
- Parts of the floorpan and rear bulkhead are made of a honeycomb sandwich material typically used in F1 and aerospace applications.
- The floorpan is joined to the front and rear structures, then the sideframes are welded up in a huge, dedicated framing station.
- This utilizes the floorpan to anchor the exhaust and provide mechanical stability, obviating the need for the system to be self-supporting and allowing for the use of lighter weight materials.
- Once upon a time, the kit car industry produced cars with bodies that resembled sports prototype racers but which were inevitably built on the floorpans of clapped out VWs.
- The floorpan is done in thick steel with an arched design for stiffness, torsional rigidity and reduced cabin vibration.
- The floorpan's center section incorporates a ‘mode control panel’ that helps reduce road and chassis noise in the cabin.
- Chrysler redesigned the floorpan to include two bins to accommodate the folding rows.
- The floor carpet is a single-piece item, moulded to suit the floorpan and, as such, there's nothing suitable from independent accessory shops.
- Further increases in overall stiffness come from having the previously separate floorpan and outer body mouldings bonded together to form a semi-monocoque.
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