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Old 03-13-2011, 10:41 AM
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Nothing too serious would love to have seen the sparks coming out the back
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Old 03-13-2011, 10:57 AM
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Looks like you've foooked the stock rear brace though?
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Old 03-13-2011, 11:00 AM
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Looks like you've foooked the stock rear brace though?
Time for an upgraded one then Surprised that actually braces anything, it seems to be really flimsy metal...
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It is the most pointless bit of shitty metal on the S2000.
The only thing it braces for is one of my farts.
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now i wonder were you did that just after the fish en chips is a good bet for most of it.

a bit off tweeking on the bc's should see you right.

at least the tubby survived.
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lol, not all of the tubby made it its now missing both its feet

Seriously though, I thought I'd done a lot more damage, it sounded awful in the car...

Tommy, my thoughts exactly but it will be replaced to keep things as they're supposed to be...
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My custom brace is a lot fatter (deeper) than that, should I be worried?!?!?
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No, unless your car is silly low
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That's what you get for setting your ride height to 'chav'
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That's what you get for setting your ride height to 'chav'
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