Driving straight!

[Driftlimits Performance]

OK, most of you will know I made a slight boo boo and spun the car late last year. It's given me grief! and Bryan lots of grief. BUT, I can be pleased to say, thanks to him and John Rees, its fixed!

why it was bent was a complete mystery, and my local garage said wheel bearing.

Bry then found a bent lower ball joint. So replaced that, still wonky. Then replaced the tie rod, still wonky. Found out the bolt that held the lower arm to chassis was 'S' shaped! So we replaced the hub and lower arm, and the bolt and all's good! John sorted the the tracking, so now I'm sporting straight wheels and 1degree of toe in, which feels really nice.

So basically thanks to Bry and John, and the club as a whole.

New wheels hopefully will be on at the end of the week, and I'll stick up pics.

luke

[sp30's galore]

do you do anything yourself on your own car???

[Driftlimits Performance]

lol

not if I can help it!
I do the crashing! They do the fixing!

[tonigmr2]

*cough* someone lent you some wheels too *cough*
T

[Driftlimits Performance]

And of course, a big thanks to Toni G for lending me a set of rear wheels to use whilst my alloys get polished!

I should be done with them by friday *fingers crossed*

Toni, coming to the pod on saturday?

[sp30's galore]

you can fix the exhaust on mine first before you mess about with your wheels anymore!! your bloody fault i bought the damn thing in the first place!!

[Patrick Gray]

happy days mate.Just make sure you dont set the right foot down as early from now on

[tonigmr2]

And of course, a big thanks to Toni G for lending me a set of rear wheels to use whilst my alloys get polished!

I should be done with them by friday *fingers crossed*

Toni, coming to the pod on saturday?

Would love to, but I've a long booked shopping trip Saturday (well I am a girl!) I *might* be able to make a trip Sunday, not sure yet.
T

[Bry]

OK, most of you will know I made a slight boo boo and spun the car late last year. It's given me grief! and Bryan lots of grief. BUT, I can be pleased to say, thanks to him and John Rees, its fixed!

why it was bent was a complete mystery, and my local garage said wheel bearing.

Bry then found a bent lower ball joint. So replaced that, still wonky. Then replaced the tie rod, still wonky. Found out the bolt that held the lower arm to chassis was 'S' shaped! So we replaced the hub and lower arm, and the bolt and all's good! John sorted the the tracking, so now I'm sporting straight wheels and 1degree of toe in, which feels really nice.

So basically thanks to Bry and John, and the club as a whole.

New wheels hopefully will be on at the end of the week, and I'll stick up pics.

luke

Glad it's finally fixed Just next time you bend it all up can you do it in the summer

[John Rees]

Glad it's finally fixed Just next time you bend it all up can you do it in the summer

I second that, although it was much quicker to set the tracking, you got the short end there Bry.

Your more than welcome Luke,

John

[Bry]

Glad it's finally fixed Just next time you bend it all up, can you do it in the summer

I second that, although it was much quicker to set the tracking, you got the short end there Bry.

John

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