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blkcorvair
Jedi Knight
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Sad Indeed... How long you been racing that?
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ChrisS
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No, of course it was better than working. That happened a week before yesterday. I just screwed up and slid in the grass into the Armco barrier. Broke the rear spring and RR wheel, tore up the quarter panel and tweaked the back of the car a bit, broke the kingpin and rotor, cracked the lower control arm and bent the lever shock. When the axle went back the drive shaft can out of the transmission just enough to bugger up the splines. The front yoke of the drive shaft is toast and I still need the get the engine and tranny out to see what the fix is for the main shaft. The other mechanicals are fixed so it is on to bodywork.
tony barnhill
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Yea, she's repairable!!
