SunlitComet
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nothing wrong with a little softness.
Bouncy suspension after new shocks?
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rolfsent
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SunlitComet said:
Not at all.
JenneK
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Monstar_est87
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Cochina...
SunlitComet
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Dude, what is it with you? take your wet dreams somewhere else.
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Fishintahoe
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Misago208
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Just for reference and not entirely related to the OP...
I just had an A-arm cam bolt tightened by my suspension shop -- it'd gotten itself loosened by my weekly excursions on the fire roads back in the National Forest.
Not real spirited driving -- pretty slow in places, but a bit of flexing going on here and there.
I took it into the shop because the front end seemed a little "vague" -- turns out the alignment was "self adjusting" itself.
I just had an A-arm cam bolt tightened by my suspension shop -- it'd gotten itself loosened by my weekly excursions on the fire roads back in the National Forest.
Not real spirited driving -- pretty slow in places, but a bit of flexing going on here and there.
I took it into the shop because the front end seemed a little "vague" -- turns out the alignment was "self adjusting" itself.
Fishintahoe
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Sounds like the shop was trying to get you off their back. .. Never heard of alignment doing that.
992dr
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I agree, sounds like they were blowin smoke up your a**. I have never heard of "self adjusting" itself.
I guess I'm one of the few who wants a firm ride, JenneK, you can send her my way
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I guess I'm one of the few who wants a firm ride, JenneK, you can send her my way
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SunlitComet
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more like blowing his own exhaust up there.
