screwed up my lex
06-26-02, 08:57 AM
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SCV8 - glad your okay man. The ****** that pissed me off was when I visited a friend in the hospital someone hit the driver side rear (Big *** dent) and scratched my 20 in rims. (Cost of repairs $3K) took a month to get it fixed. Then two weeks later, I was rear ended on Hwy 280 by a Nissan Pathfinder equipped with the metal things in the front. Cracked both rear lights in half, trunk and bumper gone. Cost of repairs $6K) ..then a month later some fu**ker hit and run my rear passenger side. Haven't fixed it yet. ($350)
07-09-02, 09:48 PM
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In the same day, two different people side swipped me pulling out of a parking stall. And I'm thinking, "DUDE DON'T DRIVE IF YOU DON'T KNOW HOW". If you can't even back out of the parking stall at under 5 mph, what are the chances of you not hitting someone at 50mph. Pretty slim huh?
07-10-02, 01:15 AM
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when getting a new bumper, consider where you live... If its really hot... you might not want to go with poly... It will warp... If the streets there are rocky and bumpy, do not get fiberglass.... If you do not know how to drive a lowered car, learn first before even consider getting a kit... Most kits add about 2"-3" to your stock and it would not be nice if you crack it a few weeks after spending so much on it...
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