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_Allan_
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   19th May 08 at 12:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Not sure if this has been posted up. Did a little search but not seen it in the last few pages.

http://106owners.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=39844
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19th May 08 at 12:04   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Oh dear motherfucking god
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lol, I was just about to post this.

What a fool.
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19th May 08 at 12:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
OH

MY

GOD.
Ben G
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even 2 hardcore for mad mike
myke
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it's to stop them dislocating.
better than not using them imo.
d128mat
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shouldnt have cut them in 1st place.....

what a tit
Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by myke
it's to stop them dislocating.
better than not using them imo.


fuck off, they will snap at the first sign of a pot hole or speedhump
Fro
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19th May 08 at 12:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Can't see pics hosted on bebo at work
ed
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So basicly he has rigid suspension as he doesn't even have any bump stops.
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myke
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
quote:
Originally posted by myke
it's to stop them dislocating.
better than not using them imo.


fuck off, they will snap at the first sign of a pot hole or speedhump


pleasant
he says they work fine, so that suggests that they haven't snapped, no ?
ed
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Actually, he's effectively removed the spring as it's only there for show. Didn't he stop and think what he was doing when putting it back together?
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Hardly an epic fail if its working?

I wouldnt drive a car like that though
av it
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wtf lol
ed
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quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk
Hardly an epic fail if its working?

I wouldnt drive a car like that though
I doubt it's working though. A person who does that to a cars suspension is in no position to make a mechanical judgement on whether or not a Biro is working, let alone a car's chassis.
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quote:
Originally posted by ed
quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk
Hardly an epic fail if its working?

I wouldnt drive a car like that though
I doubt it's working though. A person who does that to a cars suspension is in no position to make a mechanical judgement on whether or not a Biro is working, let alone a car's chassis.


I know proper mechanics that have bodged things worse,like using carboard and paint to fix a chasis rail and it even passed an mot

ed
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I noticed he's from Bridgend. Perhaps this is the new way of killing yourself, hanging yourself in the woods is so last month.
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Bridgwaters in somerset not bridgend?
ed
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Duhhh, read Bridgend when it said Bridwater. Never mind.
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We had a car in recently with something similar, it was a corsa B with a c20xe in with some cheapo -60mm front springs, front end was so heavy (due to the engine weight and all of the filler holding the ugly front bumper together) that the front springs were comletely coilbound (all coils sitting on top of each other) so the owners fantastic solution was:

new springs?
new dampers to suit?

no, the coils of the springs were spaced out with blocks of wood
ed
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That's an amazing solution. I wonder why car companys like Audi spend so much money of air suspension solutions for thier really heavy cars...
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I know, dont need coilover suppliers anymore, just stocked up on 2"x4" battons and an axe
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that will be the best handling car in the world, EVER

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