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dunno if thats normal. i bought my car with an aftermarket zorst on it and the nuckle where the zorst meets the manifold was too big and cause nocking on hard accelleration cuz it was hitting the cross member. they just fabricated me a new nuckle and now there is no knocking. when does the noise...
Went on a nice long weekend roadtrip/camping mission. arrive at the camping spot, check out my car, notice that there is oil all over the inside of the front left wheel well and a pool of oil collected on the inside of my rim. One of the damn seals on the shocks decided to give up, so now the...
1 x med flat screwdriver.
open the bonnet, the sprayers have a clip on either side, wedge the flat under one of the clips and push it inwards as well as pushing against the bottom of the sprayer and it should pop out. losing that piping inside the bonnet is a biaatch to get back on
ye im not too sure bout the stripe myself, was gonna put a darkish metalic grey one on instead, but thought the white would look better. not sure if i should go for the dark look, with dark rims and tints and a dark stripe, or if i should go for the cleaner look ith a light tint and white rims??
well here in Cape Town, sportlines are more expencive than pro's and the suppliers here say that the pro's are more of an everyday use spring, and the sportlines are more of a track use spring. Also here they say the pro's give you a 25 to 30mm drop and the sportlines give you a 3o to 40mm drop...
id say sportlines are more for track racing and the pro's are more for street use. also the sportlines you will prob have to get a decnt set of shocks and the pro's you would get away with keeping your std shocks.. not sure if im right tho