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Old 06-27-2004, 04:55 PM   #1
orlowted
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Default Not sure what the problem was...
Not sure if they were inferior arms, ball joints or both...but I am glad I spent the money and got new ones. I took the car out today and what a massive difference. It holds true to the road and I was able to drive it like a normal car. I am as happy as can be...now I can move on to cosmetics issues.

TJ
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