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Old 28-01-2005, 09:23 PM   #1
T_Terror
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Hey again,

just looking for some opinions on what my NEXT problems wit the EA might be.

When i reverse and have the wheels turned almost full lock there is a really big clunk after a metre or so. I was thinkign it might be a balljoint or something...

And im getting a really nasty vibration above 100kmh, so bad i can very subtly feel my *** shaking side to side hehe.

I got the allignment done not too long ago so i dont htink its that, maybe the rear track bar is loose as well since i feel abit of rear steer someitmes hwen taking the corners hard?
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