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So we both pull over into a parking lot, I get out, and inspect.........nothing, no damage, nada. Sorta surprised given how it sounded. However, I was thinking about these sliders(compression
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Location: Huntsville, AL
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Drives: '12 370z Touring
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At a red light - someone lightly rolls into the back of my 370
So we both pull over into a parking lot, I get out, and inspect.........nothing, no damage, nada. Sorta surprised given how it sounded.
However, I was thinking about these sliders(compression sliders/shock absorbers) that are underneath the car, that allow leeway(sp?) and flexibility for the bumper. If it turns out that they were pushed in a little bit, do those have to be replaced? The person lightly rolled into the back of my car, .5 to 1mph, they admitted their brakes were faulty... I have the individuals phone #, license plate, and name. Just in case. |
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