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01-03-2005, 20:35 #31Forum User
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02-03-2005, 10:34 #32Forum User
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lol......real men??
real men......dont they have the heaviest engine they can find on the smallest rims the y can put on, with no pas??
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02-03-2005, 10:47 #33Banned
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Originally Posted by 2 live
No thats farmers, and they drive tractors.
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02-03-2005, 10:52 #34Forum User
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lol....fuk off...u seen all the gizmos in tractors now?????
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LOL, no i try to stay away from farmers, although not always possible living in Naaaaaaaarich
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just thought id let people know i took my car for tracking today the guy said it was way out (a tyre place told me it was fine 2 weeks ago) he spent bout 15 mins setting it all up drove it home and seems to have cured my problem. gunna put a few more miles on it though befotre i get 2 happy
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Nice one pal :D
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Like I said fella they contradicted themselves 1st time round saying tracking was fine but toe in / out was out, i mean that is bloody tracking. LOL
Name and shame.....
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I know the topic of welding the column has been on before but my idea is a little different.
I have a mate who fixes trucks in his spare time and he suggested I try a hard rubber solution which is like thin syrup to start with then, within 48 hours it is hard (how hard depends on the grade you buy!). I think, injecting this into the gap in the rubber would solve the problem and you will still have the anti-vibration thing going on too!
I found this website info too:
http://www.thepaty.plus.com/8v/howto/polymounts.htm
gonna give it a try and will report back .
Unless someone else has tried and failed, then welding it is!
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