Kingo
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A mate of mine bought a VN S2 S pack manual that was defected.
Took it to regency and the guys there listed a few things including a bent radius rod.
Seems as though the car had taken a hit on the left side.
On closer inspection, we noticed that the radius rod was fine, but it was the cross member that was actually stuffed.
Anywho, fixed it all up and got it through.
Just last night, the same mate, same car, did a silly thing and ran up a curb at a bit of speed.
Popped both right hand tyres and guess what, bent the cross member.
It is pushed in at the front where the radius rod bolts on about 4cm.
Are these things made to break before other parts?
The front right tyre is now pushed back in the wheel arch so that when you turn the tyre rubs on the guard.
What else could he have possibly buggered up hitting a curb?
The camber of the wheels is now all over the shop, pulls to the right, and the steering wheel is off centre to the left quite a bit to drive straight
A mate of mine bought a VN S2 S pack manual that was defected.
Took it to regency and the guys there listed a few things including a bent radius rod.
Seems as though the car had taken a hit on the left side.
On closer inspection, we noticed that the radius rod was fine, but it was the cross member that was actually stuffed.
Anywho, fixed it all up and got it through.
Just last night, the same mate, same car, did a silly thing and ran up a curb at a bit of speed.
Popped both right hand tyres and guess what, bent the cross member.
It is pushed in at the front where the radius rod bolts on about 4cm.
Are these things made to break before other parts?
The front right tyre is now pushed back in the wheel arch so that when you turn the tyre rubs on the guard.
What else could he have possibly buggered up hitting a curb?
The camber of the wheels is now all over the shop, pulls to the right, and the steering wheel is off centre to the left quite a bit to drive straight