maxitech

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Went downstate for several days, came back and internet was fuked up.
Finally back online. Anyway, two nights ago I was right in the middle of a long, sweeping left-hand corner when the back end kicked out on me...scared the **** out of me, as I was going at a good clip. Drove home and noticed the passenger rear wheel was sitting crooked. My suspicions were correct...Take a look:



Took both sides apart, added washers, problem solved...This is a potential safety issue...I think Energy Suspension would be wise to include washers in the kit...

Also a couple more quick pics...Most recent pic of my car:



Buddy's Audi 200 20v:

maxitech

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Oh, yeah...forgot to add that I am on my way out the door to look at a potential $100 bush-bomber...1990 Ford Thunderbird 3.8 (minus front bumper and plus a bunch of Monster stickers). All it says it make offer. RWD in the woods FTW!

Greeny

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internetautomar

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then get glasses!

lanedrifters

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I had the same thing happen to mine!!! I added washers too and lots o lube

maxitech

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Cell phone, Wayne...I will have a proper digi by the time Maxus rolls around, tho.

Got to admit, the pic of my car is pretty nice...in fact, every pic I've ever posted on here has been with the same camera phone.

Matt93SE

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...........................Told you to do it the first time...........................

maxitech

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Yes, yes, I know...it was already put back together at that time tho...the front parallel link bushings have no where to go, just the rear ones do...You live, you learn...