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Old 05-07-2008, 09:17 AM   #10 (permalink)
axispiral
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Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
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Default Re: How much to fix this . . .

shit, i was hoping it was just rims, how can I check bushings and bearings with out physically taking them out and looking? I probably wanna have a mechanic or the dealer look it when insurance makes their estimate.

it not just a straight brake path, i had to cut the wheel over and stomp the brakes, when the car pulled out in front of me, i would say there were 2 car lengths max

I know the VR4 brakes are quite good, but I have been noticing they are soft, dont grip really hard for quick stops. i was already looking to replace them before yesterday's incident.

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Originally Posted by Climber View Post
That seems like a very long brake path for 25mph.
is that judging from the SAT pic, or the pic of my car on the hill. looking back that sat picture is wrong. i drew my car stopped in the wrong place, you can kinda see the steps next to the green box, also where I originally drew my yellow mark is too far from the parking lot. Also, there was a car parked on the street about where the blue box is on the drawing. i was literally a foot away from his back bumper. He was parked about 4 feet away from the entrance to the parking lot, I actually talked to the owner of that car later when i was taking pics.

I can only see skid marks on the road till I'm almost across the center line.I remember that I was almost at her parking lot when she pulled out into the road, so the braking was more sideways than straight on.

will post pics of that later.


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Originally Posted by Climber View Post
I never trust cars that pull out and seem to stop for me.
I assumed they were stopped and saw me, but hey, when I assume I make an ass out of you and me . . .
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