RAFFLE, again.

She rolled in with the storm [emoji3059]

They have absolutely gone above and beyond and have gained my whole family now as long term clients :) Michael is lovely too, collecting and then bringing my car home :)

Ill take her for a drive tomorrow but already just driving around driveway here, the steering is a lot quieter and lighter and feels much more solid (and not like sailing in rough seas [emoji28])
I will send a video of the bad wheel bearing too [emoji33][emoji33][emoji33]

I cannot thank you all enough for all making my car safe again [emoji7][emoji7] https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...b3bec34e63.jpg

Can I see a splash guard or something hanging down near the front diff?
Outline seems too sharp to be a shadow, might be worth getting someone to check before you go for your drive tomorrow.

Looks to be at the wrong angle to be the bar of the steering guard, unless it is bent.

Thankyou :) I think that is the bash plate my car has under there. I will indeed check underneath just incase before I go for a drive though :)

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Can I see a splash guard or something hanging down near the front diff?
Outline seems too sharp to be a shadow, might be worth getting someone to check before you go for your drive tomorrow.

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I think it's this bash plate at a funny angle but I will check to make sure :) https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...28c24793f7.jpg

That "bash plate" is plastic, IIRC.

Its metal on mine [emoji41] 1 cm thick and aluminium I think. I believe previous owner fitted it? I made it that curved shape 6 years ago, it was nice and straight before [emoji51] the one time I've gotten stuck [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] I do believe would be plastic as standard though as you say [emoji108][emoji41]

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That "bash plate" is plastic, IIRC.

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Nearest would be South Adelaide or Regency Park.

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Any hydraulic hose company could supply, and would likely be cheaper.

DM Hydraulics, Edwardstown.
Torque Hydraulics on Regency Road

To name a couple.

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Its metal on mine [emoji41] 1 cm thick and aluminium I think. I believe previous owner fitted it? I made it that curved shape 6 years ago, it was nice and straight before [emoji51] the one time I've gotten stuck [emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787] I do believe would be plastic as standard though as you say [emoji108][emoji41]

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No bash plates on D2. Just the wombat bar from the factory.

You’re not the first to make them curved [emoji6]

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No bash plates on D2. Just the wombat bar from the factory.

You’re not the first to make them curved [emoji6]

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Im so proud of my efforts [emoji1787]