today i fitted konis to the cos - it took 8 hours because...
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as i was fitting them a paintbrush fell into my hand, as did a wire brush and i kinda got carried away.
started with the rear arms, then thought i'd do the driveshafts, and before i knew it, i'd done everything from the rear beam backwards
i think i may be turning bufty
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jsut tried taking the car out the driveway and because its now 30mm lower, and on standard wheels still, the fooker doesnt clear the mini-mountain at the bottom of my drive, it's confined to the driveway untill i get tyres for the rondells
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Originally Posted by Westy
you wanna watch that... thats how they all start off.. mild form of bufty, then they turn to full on..


i'm safe - i have no shiney bits in my engine bay
yet
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Originally Posted by Westy
you wanna watch that... thats how they all start off.. mild form of bufty, then they turn to full on..


i'm safe - i have no shiney bits in my engine bay
yet

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its still feeling snapped is that - but the best thing is, i'm ambidextrous - makes buftying things easier,
and thats another reason it took 8 hours to do - if i didnt have a dodgydidgit it'd be done in 6 hours, including buftying
i got a week off work and need to use it
and i been to postoffice matt
and thats another reason it took 8 hours to do - if i didnt have a dodgydidgit it'd be done in 6 hours, including buftying
i got a week off work and need to use it
and i been to postoffice matt
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