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> Engine out, One things leads to another
jfort
post Apr 8 2006, 04:21 PM
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Prior owner, Jim Chambers, had MSX gears for autocrossing. Car is quick, but it made it trying to be on the interstate. I decided to put the standard Z gear in for 5th. This work is being done by Tab Tanner at Autobahn Garage in Findlay Ohio. Here we are aligning the engine/jack fitting.


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post Apr 9 2006, 12:17 AM
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QUOTE (jfort @ Apr 8 2006, 02:29 PM)
terrible creaking noise and the right rear tire is out about an inch more than the left one. can see where the car was hit and it bent the rear suspension. measurements confirm. So, it is going to a place that has a frame rack and computer. They say they can get it back to within a millemeter or two.

Where exactly did you take your measurements? Was the rear suspension hit? Or the rear end? Or the front? What type of place is able to pull this straight again?

Any information is a huge help to me as my rear looks offset aswell, only on the other side. Thnx.
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