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Old 08-07-2016, 06:51 PM
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So I was doing pads & rotors on my 98 WS6 and noticed this.






That just don't look right to me. Guess I should start gathering parts to rebuild the front end.
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Old 08-07-2016, 09:17 PM
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Mine was the same way. Fortunately I was deleting it.
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The cracked arm requires a makeover. The 20 year old original shock requires an intervention...
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The cracked arm requires a makeover. The 20 year old original shock requires an intervention...


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Looks like a job for JBWeld

For real though, time to get some fresh parts under the front of your car.
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That happened to me as well. Replaced it with new one when I swapped out shocks/springs. Went with Strano/Koni Str.t's and am a happy camper.
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