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So u need Camber arms, LCA, toe arms, traction arms, S14 rear knuckle? Drive shaft bent? or bolts snapped?

I got all that except knuckle and maybe LCA.

Madaz has a LH hub knuckle. Hey lukey is your hoist free lol

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Took it to the mechanic today at pedders suspention and I broke every arm on the left joining... Gonna cost me $1200 to fix plus they don't make my broken rim anymore so I have to get 4 new ones and the tyres were bald so there's another grand almost...

you were driving a turbo import on 4 bald tyres...?

please, sell your car.

So u need Camber arms, LCA, toe arms, traction arms, S14 rear knuckle? Drive shaft bent? or bolts snapped?

I got all that except knuckle and maybe LCA.

S14 and R33 are the same

as Luke said source parts and get friends to help you may learn something

I'd swap in a new craddle lots of time to swap diff shafts etc but then you'll know its straight

put on a bbq for the SAU guys and Im sure job will be done for the cost of a few snags

and the new rear craddle probably $250ish

or ring my mate below he's doing cheap hourly rates at the moment

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