M MIN2187 New member Oct 10, 2011 #1 i was driving today heard a pop as i was pulling in my drive way... teaching myself about mechanics but not sure what this part is that broke... supplie pics it on the front driver side Attachments IMG_1580.jpg 125.7 KB · Views: 283 IMG_1578.jpg 133.9 KB · Views: 295
i was driving today heard a pop as i was pulling in my drive way... teaching myself about mechanics but not sure what this part is that broke... supplie pics it on the front driver side
M MIN2187 New member Oct 10, 2011 #4 is it safe to drive with this.... its my daily driver and cant work on it till the weekend??
Elton H New member Oct 10, 2011 #5 ya u can drive it but it will lean more around corners and stuff so take it easy
R rjaudi New member Oct 10, 2011 #6 MIN2187 said: is it safe to drive with this.... its my daily driver and cant work on it till the weekend?? Click to expand... Yeah, just don't take turns very crazy. I would go ahead and unbolt that link so it doesn't flop around.
MIN2187 said: is it safe to drive with this.... its my daily driver and cant work on it till the weekend?? Click to expand... Yeah, just don't take turns very crazy. I would go ahead and unbolt that link so it doesn't flop around.
Nelsonmd New member Oct 10, 2011 #7 rjaudi said: I would go ahead and unbolt that link so it doesn't flop around. Click to expand... x2. you can drive it forever without the sway bar attached. no biggie. It just won't feel as tight around corners.
rjaudi said: I would go ahead and unbolt that link so it doesn't flop around. Click to expand... x2. you can drive it forever without the sway bar attached. no biggie. It just won't feel as tight around corners.
KidVermicious New member Oct 10, 2011 #8 Elton H said: ya u can drive it but it will lean more around corners and stuff so take it easy Click to expand... Specifically, your front will lean more than the rear, so be ready for some weird cornering characteristics when you're at speed.
Elton H said: ya u can drive it but it will lean more around corners and stuff so take it easy Click to expand... Specifically, your front will lean more than the rear, so be ready for some weird cornering characteristics when you're at speed.