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eddieeeee-ro

By eddieeeee-ro,
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eddieeeee-ro

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hey guys, wondering if anyone here is a good mech or could recommend a good place to fix my r33

slam'd a gutter cpl nights ago, as far as i can tell left front and rear lower arms are bent and the rear right isnt straight.

car needs attention and would like to get it fixed asap.

i live in melbourne east.

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http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/Lo...ops-t13305.html

If its just simple suspension work, pretty much any mechanic will be able to do it.

Just make sure you get a wheel alignment after everything.

Cheers

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yeah i think i'll give ray a call. thanks

Yeah, give Ray from Primal Garage a call - he's working on my Skyline right now as we speak... top chap!

mention Kevin with the black R33 and he'll look after ya.

Spunky Munky Grand Master

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thanks mate, i've had some work done by ray before, not too xpnsiv and very good. may aswell buy some coil overs if they take everything part :rofl:

Yeah, that's it... use the excuse and hey... it's Christmas - you're allowed to spoil yourself. ha ha ha :P

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