Worcester/Boston Social Thread
Jan 2, 2009, 06:36 AM
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Speaking of Epic fails...I went to turn around in the school parking lot near my house last night in the VR4. Apparently they felt it was important to put a random sidewalk in the middle of it, which was covered in snow. Needless to say the VR4 and sidewalk curb had a nice introduction 
I think I snapped the tie-rod or control arm (or both). The wheel is pushed back a couple inches and is hitting the fender...worst part is I have no time to fix it (nor a place...). It will probably just be out of commission until we get the house and I get work on it in the garage (which should be in about a month). Happy New Year to me!
I think I snapped the tie-rod or control arm (or both). The wheel is pushed back a couple inches and is hitting the fender...worst part is I have no time to fix it (nor a place...). It will probably just be out of commission until we get the house and I get work on it in the garage (which should be in about a month). Happy New Year to me!
Jan 2, 2009, 06:52 AM
Depending on how hard you hit the curb you could have also bent the spindle and strut.
You definietly bent the control arm and probably the tie rod.
This is from someone who had a vr4 for 5 years and probably as many close encounters with rallyx and snow driving.
You definietly bent the control arm and probably the tie rod.
This is from someone who had a vr4 for 5 years and probably as many close encounters with rallyx and snow driving.
Speaking of Epic fails...I went to turn around in the school parking lot near my house last night in the VR4. Apparently they felt it was important to put a random sidewalk in the middle of it, which was covered in snow. Needless to say the VR4 and sidewalk curb had a nice introduction I think I snapped the tie-rod or control arm (or both). The wheel is pushed back a couple inches and is hitting the fender...worst part is I have no time to fix it (nor a place...). It will probably just be out of commission until we get the house and I get work on it in the garage (which should be in about a month). Happy New Year to me!
I think I snapped the tie-rod or control arm (or both). The wheel is pushed back a couple inches and is hitting the fender...worst part is I have no time to fix it (nor a place...). It will probably just be out of commission until we get the house and I get work on it in the garage (which should be in about a month). Happy New Year to me!