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04-11-2004, 05:29 AM
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Does it seem to pull more in the direction of the side with the missing chunk?
Have you tried getting the front end off the ground and then pulling/shaking the tires both up/down and left/right to see if theres any play in the suspension? Just an idea, I'm guessing here  J
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