MG Quiz

Just while we take a second look at Psymon's picture puzzle, I thought I'd post the weekly update.

Well what a week it has been.

To all the participants a well earned round of applause


After one of the slowest starts to a week, thanks to David's question from down under, the pace picked up and soon went into top gear, with the second highest number of questions in one week ever recorded. A very mixed bag of interesting questions and some very interesting answers too.

The scores on the doors after 156 Questions, 1607 replies, over 23,800 views ...... The MG Quiz Hall of Fame




A warm welcome to the MG Quiz to Gary, Gadget2466 who notched up an impressive two wins in his debut appearance.
A face we haven't seen for a while, Psymon, moves up in to joint 10^th alongside Leigh Ping.
MartinW and rog1963 each moved up two places in the league table to take 7^th and 8^th places, respectively.
With his win David Aikegate is now level pegging on 10 with Bryan Young in joint 5^th place.
An impressive 3 wins widens the gap with 4^th for 3^rd place Mr Forgetful, who is chasing winner of two question, Tsleight.

To see last weeks positions see here

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Without further ado, on with the game :woohoo:

Perhaps a larger picture will help

Psymon wrote: Perhaps a larger picture will help

This question looks like it will end in dead lock, the time this has lasted makes me think the MG Quiz regulars do a lot of polishing but don't like getting their hands dirty :whistle:

Cam locking tool?

Spot on Darren,



That was good timing, cam'on then your turn

Arrrgh, I come on I answer questions without even thinking of the consequences!!!!

Will sort a question out if I can.

If you're struggling Luckymarine you can open it up to anyone who has a question ready :yesnod:

OK as Luckymarine is obviously out on the tiles stalking some unsuspecting prey in his stealth TF I thought I'd give the night owls a question just to keep things ticking over.

A little information first.....

The MGF was the last and the only Hydragas designed car to be converted to use coil springs.

Hydragas suspension was a development of the earlier Hydrolastic suspension system,



Part 1 of your question is to simply name, in order of production, the cars which have used Hydragas suspension



Alex Moulton was in favour of it.....



....and did it to his own car but for Part 2 of the question can you say what was fundamentally different about the Hydragas system on the MGF and the original Metro?

I'll have a quick stab;
1.
Princess
Ambassador
Allegro
Maxi
Metro Austin
Metro Rover
Rover 100
MGF

2.
Was the first first system connected side to side as opposed to later version being connected front to rear??

Rog Part 2 is spot on. Part 1, before the picky brigade attack us I think you need to get them in the right order. The first few need re-jigging that's all

Ambassador
Princess
then as before?

The first one in the list is wrong, go back to your original answer