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Bad Start To The Year.

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#11

That sucks mate. Maybe put it on the valet tune if you need to let her drive it again

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#12

Hey mate might be able to help out with front bar and headlights. Pm me your number and I'll give you a call

#13

I doubt she'll do it again even if asked to. Sorry to hear about your car dude we have almost had an incident in the rain when the misses was driving it makes ya feel sick in the gut with just a close call.

Good luck with the repairs champ.

#14

My wife refuses to drive mine, which suits me fine. She scares me in her Honda accord :D

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#15

Moral to the story here.. Don't let the missus drive the turbos.. Mine was bad enough in a WRX.. Couldn't imagine her in a rwd car..

#16
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Yer guys no insurance, silly hey. I learnt the hard way.

#17

If it's only cosmetic damage mate I've say you're very very lucky.. The hard way for no insurance generally involves a bunch of mechanical damage as well..

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Fair bit of mechanical damage aswell mate, brocken axle, my mag wheel is ripped to pieces so is the tyre, swaybar is bent. It took a fair whack on the arse. post-30947-0-63083300-1325551518_thumb.j

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Have better photos here to upload but have reached my limit.

#20

where did the axle damage occur? if its at the hub end I may be able to help you. PM me

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