Slid into kerb
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If is not the hub I would think it's the subframe that's bent (from experience).
If it is the subframe (or toe arm) you may get away with using aftermarket toe arms to get back within tolerance. I did this for about two years before replacing the rear subframe.
If it is the subframe (or toe arm) you may get away with using aftermarket toe arms to get back within tolerance. I did this for about two years before replacing the rear subframe.
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Ok so as it goes I've just replaced the hub and fingers crossed that was all it was going to go and have it tracked up tomoro and see what they say about it it seems to drive ok though goes in a straight line doesn't pull so I'm hoping
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Do a finger test check the distance from sill to wheel on each side i had at least 1.5 finger difference on my old car and just have a look down the sides ? can tell if its out by a mile
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Thats a good sign buddy, did you do the finger test as well ? front and back ? if thats all good then it will be very minimal damage,
Also when your getting car alinement done ask him to measure wheel base and measure diagonals corner to corner.
Also when your getting car alinement done ask him to measure wheel base and measure diagonals corner to corner.
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