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What Did You Do To Your Car Today?

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#7791

That's the part I took out from there.

 

What might be throwing you is the new part goes over all the bumps etc. on the Ford elbow that mate up with the broken joiner.

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#7792

Hi masda74,

nothing specific but since replacing them the rear end feels noticeably tighter - so to speak.

#7793

thanks for the reply Spook. When it comes to 380 killa wasps, the rear end will always be a tad lose. Can't fix that. :P

 

Dave, I see now. I was confused cause my car already has that part. Must have been installed as part of the piping kit for the IC.

That is why I do not recognize the old part. thanks for letting me know.

#7794

Guess I was used to it before due to gradual wear

Seems to track better under heavy acceleration

#7795
3 hours ago, Ezy2Confuze said:

No more leaking sounds now

:3gears:does it rip a big skid now? 

3 hours ago, spook said:

Guess I was used to it before due to gradual wear

Seems to track better under heavy acceleration

 

I dont know where you went but I reckon pedders isn't always ripping people off when they say a bushing needs replacing as my cars had thousands spent there by previous owners. drives so nicely for it haha.

 

I still use my local suspension guy as he will tell me how much longer I can put things off for or whether it needs replacing now. He must have been sad as he didn't find anything to replace on my BF when doing a wheel alignment and inspection.

 

oh man he found so much wrong with my first xr6t.

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#7796
38 minutes ago, skidxr6t said:

:3gears:does it rip a big skid now? 

Not on double demerit point weekends it doesn't :L16:

 

I only saw one booze bus on the Christmas weekend but heaps of patrol cars over New Years, so I was on my best behavior.

#7797
3 hours ago, skidxr6t said:

I dont know where you went but I reckon pedders isn't always ripping people off when they say a bushing needs replacing as my cars had thousands spent there by previous owners. drives so nicely for it haha.

Picked them up from Bursons and fitted them myself

Did front sway bar mount bushes also

#7798

Drove it for the first time in 9 weeks :)

#7800
37 minutes ago, Trent0 said:

Drove it for the first time in 9 weeks :)

Did ya bung hole pukka on boost?

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