180 spin WITHOUT traction loss
28 December 2016, 04:01 PM
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"wanted". i wasn't stupid enough to go ahead with it... ya see? 
https://www.yourmechanic.com/article...izer-bar-links
i have the rattling noise, poor handling and loose steering wheel. this has got to be the probem, given a new rack did sweet FA, right?
https://www.yourmechanic.com/article...izer-bar-links
i have the rattling noise, poor handling and loose steering wheel. this has got to be the probem, given a new rack did sweet FA, right?
28 December 2016, 04:28 PM
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"wanted". i wasn't stupid enough to go ahead with it... ya see?
https://www.yourmechanic.com/article...izer-bar-links
i have the rattling noise, poor handling and loose steering wheel. this has got to be the probem, given a new rack did sweet FA, right?
https://www.yourmechanic.com/article...izer-bar-links
i have the rattling noise, poor handling and loose steering wheel. this has got to be the probem, given a new rack did sweet FA, right?
What muppets have you already taken the car to?
28 December 2016, 04:31 PM
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28 December 2016, 04:38 PM
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**** face.
it has been to a specialist twice. i don't expect different results the third time around... am i supposed to "name and shame" them for your satisfaction or something?!
it has been to a specialist twice. i don't expect different results the third time around... am i supposed to "name and shame" them for your satisfaction or something?!
28 December 2016, 05:13 PM
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i am offering £50 to anyone who gives concrete information that leads to a real-world fix. apart from JGlanzaV that is. payment via paypal.
i am hoping to identify the problem personally, then get it fixed for good. i wont be taking it to any mechanic again without some sort of concrete evidence of what the problem actually is this time.
people crying troll need to look in the mirror. offer is genuine, i defy you to prove me wrong.
i am hoping to identify the problem personally, then get it fixed for good. i wont be taking it to any mechanic again without some sort of concrete evidence of what the problem actually is this time.
people crying troll need to look in the mirror. offer is genuine, i defy you to prove me wrong.
28 December 2016, 05:29 PM
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i am offering £50 to anyone who gives concrete information that leads to a real-world fix. apart from JGlanzaV that is. payment via paypal.
i am hoping to identify the problem personally, then get it fixed for good. i wont be taking it to any mechanic again without some sort of concrete evidence of what the problem actually is this time.
people crying troll need to look in the mirror. offer is genuine, i defy you to prove me wrong.
i am hoping to identify the problem personally, then get it fixed for good. i wont be taking it to any mechanic again without some sort of concrete evidence of what the problem actually is this time.
people crying troll need to look in the mirror. offer is genuine, i defy you to prove me wrong.
you drive a blatantly dangerous, high powered car on the road endangering yours and other road users lives.
You, sir, are a prize dick head and I just hope you only hurt yourself when it happens again.
Either that or the car is way beyond your obviously linited driving talents and there is **** all wrong with it. Either way, you ought to get the hell off the road you absolute moron.
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28 December 2016, 05:36 PM
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i am offering £50 to anyone who gives concrete information that leads to a real-world fix. apart from JGlanzaV that is. payment via paypal.
i am hoping to identify the problem personally, then get it fixed for good. i wont be taking it to any mechanic again without some sort of concrete evidence of what the problem actually is this time.
people crying troll need to look in the mirror. offer is genuine, i defy you to prove me wrong.
i am hoping to identify the problem personally, then get it fixed for good. i wont be taking it to any mechanic again without some sort of concrete evidence of what the problem actually is this time.
people crying troll need to look in the mirror. offer is genuine, i defy you to prove me wrong.
29 December 2016, 09:50 AM
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that douche is just salty the 50 knicker prize is off limits to him... his car is probably under powered too. poor fellow 
only mystic meg can diagnose a problem via the internet? so i guess the thousands of posts on here in similar vein are wasting their time also?
it's pretty easy. if this is the problem, help me identify the sway bar - and if it is knackered or not. i get it fixed, you collect £50. if you don't want it, i'll donate it to charity.
only mystic meg can diagnose a problem via the internet? so i guess the thousands of posts on here in similar vein are wasting their time also?
it's pretty easy. if this is the problem, help me identify the sway bar - and if it is knackered or not. i get it fixed, you collect £50. if you don't want it, i'll donate it to charity.
29 December 2016, 10:14 AM
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that douche is just salty the 50 knicker prize is off limits to him... his car is probably under powered too. poor fellow
only mystic meg can diagnose a problem via the internet? so i guess the thousands of posts on here in similar vein are wasting their time also?
it's pretty easy. if this is the problem, help me identify the sway bar - and if it is knackered or not. i get it fixed, you collect £50. if you don't want it, i'll donate it to charity.
only mystic meg can diagnose a problem via the internet? so i guess the thousands of posts on here in similar vein are wasting their time also?
it's pretty easy. if this is the problem, help me identify the sway bar - and if it is knackered or not. i get it fixed, you collect £50. if you don't want it, i'll donate it to charity.
LOL.
Yeah, under powered
I reckon you are the inspiration for the new insurance advert with James Corden....
03 January 2017, 10:03 AM
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LOL. I love this. BEST TROLLING THREAD.... EVER!!!! 
What a tool.
Still hasn't actually given any info of any use since the start. Hasn't told us which "specialists" he's taken the car too yet, presumably because he hasn't or this is all just fabricated tosh to troll us. What a total joke.
Nice one.
What a tool.
Still hasn't actually given any info of any use since the start. Hasn't told us which "specialists" he's taken the car too yet, presumably because he hasn't or this is all just fabricated tosh to troll us. What a total joke.
Nice one.
04 January 2017, 09:53 AM
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LOL. I love this. BEST TROLLING THREAD.... EVER!!!!
What a tool.
Still hasn't actually given any info of any use since the start. Hasn't told us which "specialists" he's taken the car too yet, presumably because he hasn't or this is all just fabricated tosh to troll us. What a total joke.
Nice one.
What a tool.
Still hasn't actually given any info of any use since the start. Hasn't told us which "specialists" he's taken the car too yet, presumably because he hasn't or this is all just fabricated tosh to troll us. What a total joke.
Nice one.
i am tying to find the problem, not a garage. we are way past finding a suitable garage.
so i ask again, what "useful" info do you need?
i am trying to find the rear sway bar. that sounds like the problem.
04 January 2017, 10:03 AM
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Because everyone on here (who you're asking for help from) have experience of all the GOOD garages that will be able to help you.
You won't tell us which "specialist" garage you have asked for help from, so we are unable to tell you if you are asking someone who can actually help you or asking Bernie & flippin Leepu to make things better.
Help us to help you, if you are indeed real. Which I very much doubt!
You're going round and round in circles ignoring advice and asking the same trolling questions.
Good luck to you!
You won't tell us which "specialist" garage you have asked for help from, so we are unable to tell you if you are asking someone who can actually help you or asking Bernie & flippin Leepu to make things better.
Help us to help you, if you are indeed real. Which I very much doubt!
You're going round and round in circles ignoring advice and asking the same trolling questions.
Good luck to you!
04 January 2017, 10:04 AM
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If you're trolling then OK. Fail to see the point but whatever floats your boat.
If serious then if your rear anti roll bar (or sway bar) was loose or became disconnected - you'd a) hear it clonking about and b) probably be unlikely to notice it other than increased body roll when cornering at a relatively high speed - in day to day driving, I'd doubt you'd notice it.
As I said via PM you need to see if something is moving at the rear. If a lateral link bush has failed that might induce odd steering movement.
If serious then if your rear anti roll bar (or sway bar) was loose or became disconnected - you'd a) hear it clonking about and b) probably be unlikely to notice it other than increased body roll when cornering at a relatively high speed - in day to day driving, I'd doubt you'd notice it.
As I said via PM you need to see if something is moving at the rear. If a lateral link bush has failed that might induce odd steering movement.
04 January 2017, 10:13 AM
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If serious then if your rear anti roll bar (or sway bar) was loose or became disconnected - you'd a) hear it clonking about and b) probably be unlikely to notice it other than increased body roll when cornering at a relatively high speed - in day to day driving, I'd doubt you'd notice it.
As I said via PM you need to see if something is moving at the rear. If a lateral link bush has failed that might induce odd steering movement.
As I said via PM you need to see if something is moving at the rear. If a lateral link bush has failed that might induce odd steering movement.
Already suggested concentrating on steering rack area. Rack mounting bushes or rack would be my bet. Or tyre pressures, tracking poss.
Or just an idiot driver as he has had the SAME PROBLEM ON PREVIOUS CARS?????? WHAT?????
I still call TROLL.
04 January 2017, 10:44 AM
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i had the steering rack REPLACED and the tracking was obviously done then. what else on the front can it be?!
definitely isn't tyre pressure.
i dare say there are better places to troll than a subaru forum... don't flatter yourselves.
definitely isn't tyre pressure.
i dare say there are better places to troll than a subaru forum... don't flatter yourselves.
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04 January 2017, 11:13 AM
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what a crap community.
i guess it's headed for the scrappy.
would the new rack and new parts count for anything when scrapping the car? (assuming the car will be broken) i would have receipts to prove.
does anyone have an email for a breaker that would collect the car?
i guess it's headed for the scrappy.
would the new rack and new parts count for anything when scrapping the car? (assuming the car will be broken) i would have receipts to prove.
does anyone have an email for a breaker that would collect the car?
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04 January 2017, 12:25 PM
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Are you fcuk1ng serious???
So everyone that has posted useful suggestions you've continued to ignore throughout this 7 pages of trolling drivel is of no use then? Get a life pal. Or better still, find a new forum to troll.
Is the new steering rack the most valuable part of your car? In short, no. You won't get any more for new parts. ALL cars that are scarped have SOME new parts. Holy cow!
Why don't you go find your other thread where you asked about scrapping the car and lots of us YET AGAIN gave you LOTS of useful advise and contacts.
Get a life man!
So everyone that has posted useful suggestions you've continued to ignore throughout this 7 pages of trolling drivel is of no use then? Get a life pal. Or better still, find a new forum to troll.
Is the new steering rack the most valuable part of your car? In short, no. You won't get any more for new parts. ALL cars that are scarped have SOME new parts. Holy cow!
Why don't you go find your other thread where you asked about scrapping the car and lots of us YET AGAIN gave you LOTS of useful advise and contacts.
Get a life man!
04 January 2017, 12:27 PM
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what a crap community.
i guess it's headed for the scrappy.
would the new rack and new parts count for anything when scrapping the car? (assuming the car will be broken) i would have receipts to prove.
does anyone have an email for a breaker that would collect the car?
i guess it's headed for the scrappy.
would the new rack and new parts count for anything when scrapping the car? (assuming the car will be broken) i would have receipts to prove.
does anyone have an email for a breaker that would collect the car?
04 January 2017, 12:30 PM
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I'm sure the answer you're looking for is in one of the MANY threads you have posted since 2011 on this particular subject. Have a look at your history.
https://www.scoobynet.com/search.php?searchid=13343361
What amazes me most is that you have been willingly driving a "self-proclaimed" DANGEROUS car since then.
https://www.scoobynet.com/search.php?searchid=13343361
What amazes me most is that you have been willingly driving a "self-proclaimed" DANGEROUS car since then.