Driving in winter... (mild 56K warning)

Originally Posted by christian370z My bet is that there are some bends in the suspension hardware such as the camber arms or toe control arm. That really stinks though, just

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01-09-2011, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by christian370z

My bet is that there are some bends in the suspension hardware such as the camber arms or toe control arm. That really stinks though, just one of the perils that need to be respected.

My best guess is that it would be the toe control arm. I got a good look at the camber arm and it looked fine. I wasn't going that fast and the stock camber arms are pretty beefy. But, like I said, nothing definitive yet.

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Originally Posted by rebe945

but jeez for 1-2k a winter car looks good in retrospect.

My friend is selling a Forester for 3k. It's sounding like an excellent proposition right now.

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