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but + camber! looks abit......well hmmmm lol

picture doesnt really show it that much as its dark! but! have a look see what you think!

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Haha, someone maybe got caught by a bit of lift off oversteer?

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haha! my step dad drives that lil 1.1l like a mad man! so wouldnt suprise me

Didn't realise peugeot made a 4x4...

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lmao! thats with the rear dropped too! we did it when teh car was mine a few years ago, still super high

Looks like someone hit a kerb and bent the stub axle. That'll probably chew up one side of the tyre in no time.

mates got a pug but his has got camber going the other way.

definately hit something.

My mate did this once when he owned a clio. tried to handbrake turn on snow and smashed into a kerb sideways! the force of the impact pushed both back wheels (1 pointing in 1 pointing out!)

I've done this on my 106 XSI - speed + ice = naff all traction and a complete fail when attempting to correct it!

The stub axles on these are made of cheese anyway - best bet is to find a complete rear beam and straight swop it - or thats what i did!

Dave :thumbsup:

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you bent your stub axle.. unluky.... wont a new 1.. have 1 sat in garage.. from 206... almost certaine they the same..

they not hard to do.. but involes a lot of swet lol...

once it up on stands whip wheel off, rear drum assembly, then you can slide the bearings off.. then just work it out with a lump hammer or sledge.... grease up the new1 slide it as much as it wil then tap it in carefully.. the are toothed at bottom of stuby so they hold in place... once in re build you rear breakes then done!!!

hope that helps!!!

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il let you know, its not my car so il have to tell him its f*cked lol

thanks for the help :)

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