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alright!

took the car to the garage the other day assuming the tracking was out, sorted that, tyre pressure was fine but it still pulled (relatively violently) to the left. matey has a hunch that the shock is twisting as it picks up speed due to speed/force. bit vague but i havnt had a chance to look at it yet, but my question is whether or not this could be an MOT failure. i know that if they come loose or whatever when jacked up thats a fail.

not urgent or anything, was just wondering!

cheer, Luke

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Are the springs chopped then?

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sorry mate, completely forgot about this and its started annoying me more recently. and nah there not chopped at all

the mechanic said that the end of the spring might be corroded/rusted and it might not be sitting properly. some days it worse then others and it also clunks a little bit when on full lock as if its slipping out of place. probably just a case of taking them off, having a look, put them back together and let them set evenly over night just dont have the time to do so.

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