Slid into kerb
05-13-2013, 11:35 AM
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Slid into kerb
Ok so goin round a roundabout slid lost it completely and hit the kerb now I've bent something don't know what yet now about to find out fingers crossed it nothing bad
05-13-2013, 12:14 PM
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Sorry to hear that buddy, not a nice feeling, i was once fannying about with my crx hand brake turn,(thinking i was cool and that the girls loved it)was in a private road, Mid Drift haha drift 
my thumb slipped off the the E-brake button and 360ed in a curb 
bent hub, roll bar wishbone etc etc That taught me not think i was DK from F&F Tokyo drift, hope your subframe is ok
my thumb slipped off the the E-brake button and 360ed in a curb bent hub, roll bar wishbone etc etc That taught me not think i was DK from F&F Tokyo drift, hope your subframe is ok
05-13-2013, 12:19 PM
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Sorry to hear that buddy, not a nice feeling, i was once fannying about with my crx hand brake turn,(thinking i was cool and that the girls loved it)was in a private road, Mid Drift haha drift my thumb slipped off the the E-brake button and 360ed in a curb bent hub, roll bar wishbone etc etc That taught me not think i was DK from F&F Tokyo drift, hope your subframe is ok
my thumb slipped off the the E-brake button and 360ed in a curb bent hub, roll bar wishbone etc etc That taught me not think i was DK from F&F Tokyo drift, hope your subframe is ok
Don't be discouraged by a small error.To the OP: unlucky mate, hope its not as bad as you fear, fingers crossed
05-13-2013, 01:33 PM
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You were cool and the girls DID love it mate Posted Image Don't be discouraged by a small error.
There are a few hubs on flebay mate dont sweat it all can be fixed
05-13-2013, 01:37 PM
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hopefully its only the hub thats all i can put it down to i dont think the front has sustained any damage not too sure didnt have time to take the other side off is the trak rod arm meant to have a bend in it it looks like it might have so it sits in the wheel properly but not sure
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Drop links have probably gone as well, a simple kerb mounting in my old car resulted in a £3k bill at Honda prices.
That did include £500 or whatever it was for a new wheel from Honda, of course the 'actual' bill was only around £1k.
That did include £500 or whatever it was for a new wheel from Honda, of course the 'actual' bill was only around £1k.
05-14-2013, 01:50 AM
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Well I'm hoping mines not that bad is there anyone around norwich who would be happy to help ie take a wheel off so we can compare parts see what looks normal hopefully it is just the rear hub that's taken the grunt fingers crossed that's all I could see that looked out of place kinda but a slight movement on the track arm I believe can make a lot of difference