Some of you may remember a while back where I made a post of how I screwed my gearbox mount and made the radiator fan rub on the radiator. Well now I have pics so you can all see what happens when you crawl over the speedbump things at Chermside shopping centre in the top carpark repeatedly when trying to find a carpark.
Bent Gearbox mount from the front of car facing the rear
Same thing but a view from the rear of the car facing the front
My Second screwed radiator
I don't know why but I havent been bothered to buy a new gearbox mount for it. I'm not sure if a new mount will totally fix it because if you look closely the part of the subframe/floor is bent where the gearbox mount goes. Anyway I'll get it sorted out one day
__________________ Ed Phat Drift Damaged Cobalt Blue 1994 EF XR8 5 spd
Fully optioned - Sunroof, cruise, body kit
Stock as a Rock for the moment
one word mate:OUCH!
i think im glad i didnt get superlows put in my wagon after all..
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cars are a lethal weapon,your not invinsible when you get into one,and no matter how much skill you think you have,you are never in control you are always on the edge of death it may not happen today but if you keep driving like you do,you too will end up dead!
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1994 ED Ford Falcon Gli wagon, polynesian green, 4speed auto, dual fuel, spac cluster, 3.27ss diff,pioneer DEH3600 head unit, trip computer, ED fairmont grille, EF T-bar
Mods to come: 2.5'' lukey cat-back mandrel bent exhaust with 1 resonator and 1 straight thru muffler, EF cam, Clear indicatros all round, AU3 XR snorkel, 17" Keizzer rims, EDxr front,12"sub,sports wheel
OMG you attempted chermside roof carpark with superlows, geez, but hell i wouldnt even go up there with lows let alone superlows. I have sympathy but personally it was expected.
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