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27-01-2011, 06:57 PM
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Fixing Ford's **** ups
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[QUOTE=XR6 Martin]Probably 50kg, if not more. All that weight so far forward is not what the manufacturer ever envisaged. It would cause hell to camber, castor, toe, bushes, steering, braking.
QUOTE] That's the reason to get a wheel alignment after fitting one. As for the extra weight causing other problems. Doubt it. It's the same as changing your car from a 6 cyl to a V8.
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A wheel alignment fixes everything, when it comes to front end issues. This includes any little noises. Please read the manual carefully, as the these manufacturers spent millions of dollars making sure it is perfect.....Now why are there so many problems with my car, when I follow the instructions to the letter?....Answer, majority rules round here Lock me up and throw away the key because I'm a hoon....I got caught doing 59 in a 60 zone |
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