kev
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2645220/Man-uses-tennis-balls-to-fix-car.html
link above^^
anyone done this before... 

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daymoon
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how is it dangerous?
the guy is genous though
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kev
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quote: Originally posted by daymoon
how is it dangerous?
the guy is genous though
how low would it have been with out the tenis balls in though 120mm rears
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John
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quote: Originally posted by daymoon
how is it dangerous?
the guy is genous though
Is that a serious post?
He's nearly as genous as you.
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alan-g-w
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John
It's dangerous because if he was driving down the motorway at 70mph and the tennis balls were to spring out he's most likely lose control of the car.
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ChrisBoom
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Ive seen worse
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DannyB
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quote: Originally posted by daymoon
how is it dangerous?
the guy is genous though
Ask yourself why using tennis balls in the place of a spring is dangerous.
Genius.
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Eck
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What if he was to go over a crest in the road at a slightly high speed and the suspension decompressed?
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SportBoy
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cricket balls work better
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scottyp1989
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but there is a spring in there he could of done it so it stiffens the spring up to stop it squeeking or something
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John
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There are a couple of coils, I wouldn't call that a spring.
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DannyB
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It's still in the place of a spring though, as the spring was fucked.
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Ben-B
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quote: Originally posted by John
There are a couple of coils, I wouldn't call that a spring.
2 springs?
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Eck
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quote: Originally posted by scottyp1989
but there is a spring in there he could of done it so it stiffens the spring up to stop it squeeking or something
It's in place of missing coils
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daymoon
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quote: Originally posted by John
quote: Originally posted by daymoon
how is it dangerous?
the guy is genous though
Is that a serious post?
He's nearly as genous as you.
well i see a spring in that pic, and ifhe done this to stiffen up the suspension, dont see how it is dangerous..
and the -100mm rear sprins on corsa's look pretty much the same..
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alan-g-w
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daymoon, did you read any of the other comments in the thread.
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Muzzy@VauxhallScotland
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why is it dangerous ?
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alan-g-w
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Apparently it's not mate. I'm just going out to fix a shocker with a cricket bat and a pair of goalie gloves the now.
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