can anyone tell me what is wrong with this picture :)
(see, I do know what I'm talking about, sometimes :) )
Is that the one that wasn't being used in accordance with the manufacturers recommended use?
Depends, if it was fitted to a steering rack from the same manufacturer you could argue that it was being used as a ball joint.
However, if it was being used to bugger a moose, you might have a point.
You don't have enough depth of field, the composition is all out (too much blank space to the top and left) and the white background nocks the contrast out a bit. ;)
Haha :-D
News.individual.net :) ? My Savage arrived this morning :D
In work so using the isp server. I did get my login details in the mail tho so i'll be setting up the home pc to use it tonight
I did an i am :D
no it was fitted to a car in the correct way, by a qualified mechanic, in a garage of some repeut, and failed by an MOT test station for having excessive play, returned to ford for a warranty report, not found to be at fault, replaced, and letters sent to the people who were in charge (amongst others) you seem to be an iteligent person, perhaps you can tell me how an item that is fitted to a car, without being modified in any way shape or form, fails after just 4 months and 1955 miles if i hit a kerb and ruined it then thats fine, if i were trying to fraudulently try to get my money back (plus the cost of the tracking the vehicle being off the road for 2 weeks, my time and effort, etc) then i wouldn't be making a fuss but by your previous comments regarding straight forward and simple matters, it seems that you may have some difficulty in understanding that a suspension ball joint shouldn't fail in such a short time
of course, if you feel that i'm not explaining things to you correctly then please tell me
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