I don't understand what you saying, I suggest you look up the definition of the word blueprint.
Check your attitude at the door, I know what blueprint means. This is a very interesting topic and we are simply trying to figure out why the information you provided may not have made it into actual production as much as a year or more later. That's why I asked you if the image you posted was a blueprint or an engineering design drawing. They ARE different. The blueprint is what the manufacturer of the part uses to actually make the part. An engineering drawing has to be approved before it makes it to blueprint and can go through many revisions before final acceptance.
You must think I intentionally challenge information you provide. This is far from the truth. I am only providing physical evidence that does not always conform to the engineering documentation you have access to. It's become obvious that the documentation that's available does not always match the cars exactly, I wish it was that easy. I think the drawings you post are very cool, but you have to do a better job in telling us exactly what they are. If this is too much trouble, we can just order a copy through the research center.
