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What are the main parts of a car frame?

The main parts of a car frame are:

1. Engineered Steel Structure:

- High-strength steel designed to withstand collisions, rollovers, and bending.

2. Front Crash Bar:

- Absorbs impact energy and minimizes transmission to the passenger compartment.

3. Front Floor Crossmember:

- Supports engine, transmission, and suspension systems.

4. Front Lower Control Arm:

- Connects suspension to chassis and allows front wheel movement.

5. Front Cradle Assembly:

- Supports the engine, transmission, and suspension components.

6. Center Floor Tunnel:

- A raised section of the floor that houses drivetrain components.

7. Rear Floor Crossmember:

- Similar to the front floor crossmember, but supports the rear suspension.

8. Rear Upper Control Arm:

- Connects rear suspension to chassis and controls vertical wheel motion.

9. Rear Lower Control Arm:

- Allows rear wheel movement while maintaining wheel alignment.

10. Rear Subframe:

- Supports rear suspension components and allows axle movement.

11. Fender Apron:

- Sheet metal panel that encloses the front of the car and the wheel area.

12. Rear Suspension Subframe:

- Similar to the front cradle, supports the rear axle.

13. Rear Floor Brace:

- Additional support for the rear floor structure.

14. Fuel Tank Skid Plate:

- Protects fuel tank from rocks or other debris.

15. Battery Tray:

- Holds the car battery in place.

16. Exhaust Mounting Bracket:

- Supports exhaust system components.