Broken lip spoiler. Repair it?
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I'll take the country over the city anytime!
Turning around in a tiny estate where there's a few flats. Crunch on the speed ramp, get out, fuming, spoiler is broken in the middle.
Can the lip spoiler (scott lowe) be repaired or have a just shafted £140?
Turning around in a tiny estate where there's a few flats. Crunch on the speed ramp, get out, fuming, spoiler is broken in the middle.
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Can the lip spoiler (scott lowe) be repaired or have a just shafted £140?
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Might have to skip Muay Thai tonight and play a few Sit N' Go's to pay for that then.
I can live with £70. Would prefer to be paying nothing. F-ing speed bumps. Avoided everything for 2 years now.
If i'm being a moaner, is there some restriction to the height of speed bumps etc and would that be the case here??
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I can live with £70. Would prefer to be paying nothing. F-ing speed bumps. Avoided everything for 2 years now.
If i'm being a moaner, is there some restriction to the height of speed bumps etc and would that be the case here??
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If you're car's standard ride height I'd go to the council and complain. Try to get them to foot the bill. I know that it works with pot holes.
hmmmmmmmmm are speed bumps inverted pot holes?
hmmmmmmmmm are speed bumps inverted pot holes?
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Well it's on PD springs.
It even crunched getting onto a ramp at a garage. They said they've had 100's of subarus in there without a problem.
They had a right game with 6ft long planks trying to get it on.
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It even crunched getting onto a ramp at a garage. They said they've had 100's of subarus in there without a problem.
They had a right game with 6ft long planks trying to get it on.
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I've just done a Composite Repair course, so i'll definatly vote for a carbon fibre repair, it's unbelively strong if you can get your hands on some carbon fibre sheet and some resin it's a piece of **** to do a basic repair. I've done some complicated repairs and it's very interesting.
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