right now im taking 3 classes at community college and so far i have been dragging my ass. i have no motivation whatsoever to go to class or do the homework. i was originally planing of doing 2 years of college and then go to wyotech but im thinking of ditching the college part. the weird...
this is sad but SOOO true.:nono: i always get picked on at the shop for doing TOO GOOD of a job. i hate doing half assed work. most everyone at my job except for 2 guys half ass everything. i mean like drain a radiator half way then fill it back up and say it was serviced. they go all nuts just...
it felt pretty damn stiff. like if i where to hang on to the arm with my body wieght it would barely move and once i let go it would always spring back to that original position . its actually supposed to be like that? does it affect the bound/rebound?
the bushing? i was thinking of just doing it so once i get an alignment i dont have to worry about it ever again. seems most of the horror stories about these bushings is because it was done on the ground.
i actually have an extra complete front subframe so i will be pulling it all out most...
im looking to freshen up the front end. i have allot of slop in the steering and im pretty sure its the driver side lower ball joint and/or tie rod end. it gets really annoying and scary at higher speeds.so far this is what i will be replacing...
lower ball joints, both sides
energy...
got to say i love these! totally worth the money. the car is lowered but set to a height where i can drive over 95% of most road obstacles. i actually went around measuring the clearances of speed bumps.:biglaugh:. i just have to do my alignment now.
previously had stock suspension. on crappy...
saw a car in the autoshoper here in monterey. saw it in person 2 weeks ago at the movies. mint as fuck! cant afford it but putting it out there.
60k miles?
red
turbo
mk4 wheels
garaged
was asking 6
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