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Gareth
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Re: Little workshop of horrors

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“Twist and heatshrink”... that’s level 1 million expert wiring right there...
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Three other shops could find out why this poor old rodeo didn’t make all the boost...
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what the fuck is that ? just carbon ?
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yep... :roll:
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Strip and twist is an industry standard for some. Add the foam packing (or a thong that was used in my van) and you can fit accessories to any car.
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So this Falcon came in for an alignment today, the poor bloke had one workshop do the repairs and when it wasn’t steering properly got another workshop to look at it only to tell him it needed an alignment...
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WTF! The scary part is they are working on people’s cars. :shock:
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Not to mention the Quality Hifly tyres
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I'm looking thinking just how low is this car with the angle of the tie rods then realised. How the hell did they get them to fit? Steering arms on the wrong side as well?
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Ha, ha far out. Mind boggling
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Imagine the bump steer on that.
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