drifting.... then boom. alignment problem
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drifting.... then boom. alignment problem
decided to drift a bit and hit a tree stump just off the side of the road my driver rear toe is pointed in. help me identify what part it is that is damaged i dont think it is the control arm for the toe but i bent the hub that holds the rotor and the axle. i need to know what part it is so i can replace it.
edit: did some more research it is the housing where the axle goes through and all of the control arms connect to behind the rotor. on sewell shows $400 for the part but that cannot be possible. where could i find that part from?
you can see the metal is bent. but when i looked at the mount it seemed fine.
this is the control arm that it is. it connects to the bottom of the chassis.
edit: did some more research it is the housing where the axle goes through and all of the control arms connect to behind the rotor. on sewell shows $400 for the part but that cannot be possible. where could i find that part from?
you can see the metal is bent. but when i looked at the mount it seemed fine.
this is the control arm that it is. it connects to the bottom of the chassis.
Last edited by rayac88; 03-21-12 at 09:30 PM.
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drift the opposite way and hopefully it will auto-correct itself. Seen it done in F&F plus i've been to Tokyo like 4 times. but in all seriousness how does this beast handle..seems like its too heavy to whip its big butt around.
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yea bald tires.... my new tires just came in today but i wont be putting them on until i get the issue fixed. im probably going to a salvage place and see if i could get it used for like 100.... hopefully. the tires didnt even grip for a split second, the amount of tread left was misleading.