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danamian...i must say that is the most ghetto way you could jack up your car, sittin on paint buckets, but its good that things didn't go worse then they did, b/c they could of gotten bad quickly
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had a similar experience at the track, had ET Streets and heard a pop/clunk; thought it was the rear end so I called it a day..... on the way home the ******* wheel comes off the lugs and rotor rides on the rim..... that $hit was
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Originally Posted by BigBronco
and no thanks to Gray for saving your *** you biatch LOL
what a wonderful time with that car
what a wonderful time with that car
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When before it happened it started making a **** load of noise. I pulled over, looked at the front suspension, saw nothing, so I started driving at about 10mph limping the car home, and then it just fell to the side. The rim never came from under the car. When it happened I thought it was something with the shock spring combo....Untill I saw the rotor sitting on the rim. The only damage thats done is that I need to get new wheel studs, and new lugs. Its been a while since ive had the wheel off the car, so I have no clue why this would happen. Either someone wanted this to happen, or they tried to steal my wheels, and wasnt nice enough to leave me a letter saying they broke my ****.
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Originally Posted by ContractKiller
n/p D, just give me a shout on your way to the shop.