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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Melbourne, Vic
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Hi just wondering what is the go.
I just bought a new car the other week it is a 2002 wagon with only 83,000km on the clock. The front end allignment was clearly out as it was wearing the outside of the front left a lot. Just got it re alligned at tyrepower and they have told me after doing this that is needs new castor bushes. They also said that pedders sell them for "about $300". Apparently the standard ones aren't continuous where as the pedders ones are. Any help would be much appreciated, Rhys.
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Castor Bushes Need Replacing is this true??
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