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Alternative castor correction method

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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Re: Alternative castor correction method

Post by bushy555 »

> My car handles, steers and stops extremely well.

So you've still got it then?
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Re: Alternative castor correction method

Post by zuffen »

G'day Dave.

Yeah still got it. My wife wouldn't let me sell it!

I haven't driven it for probably 9 months as I'm busy on a new project and it has to live at my FIL's as I ran out of room at home.
Cheers,

Zuffen

There's no such a thing as too much horsepower
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