Installshield 2
Gothenburg Superiority
I know I haven't been around a lot lately, been really busy with school still...and this doesn't belong in here, but whatever...
So I have had my driveable engine out all fall getting ready for the standalone isntallation...I wanted everything ready to go for spring...I recently bought a new clutch and installed it...then decided to reinstall it on the driveable more or less stock engine (just to see how fast I could do it, and to break it in a bit...I was going nuts after not driving my car for that long)...So I get the old engine and new clutch on Friday night last week...
Everything works great...I get to drive around all day saturday...Go out with some friends saturday night to a pool tournament...and this bar has the tables under ground with no windows...so I stay until about 1a.m., get beat by a biker dude, and get the guys ready to go...I walk out side...and about 4 inches of snow had fell...the bus and taxi service is about 2 hours delayed...and I have to pick up my fiance at work in an hour and a half...
oh...also...I still have parada spec 2's on the car...
So I get about 1 block from my apartment after nearly an hour of trying to find a level route to my place...I drift out of a down hill turn across the road...and slam a flat curb sideways at about 10 mph...destroyed two wheels...at least my front left strut and strut mount, probably that control arm again...I haven't been able to get under my car yet to see anything else...good thing is no body damage though...the right front tire is still connected to the rack and everything, and there are no funny noises coming from the steering column. But when the steering wheels is pointed straight, the right front wheel is at least 15 degrees off from the front left. also the castor of the front wheel is nearly an inch back from where it should be...
if anyone has any experience with an accident like this on a 3rd gen protege let me know...I will slaughter someone if the sub frame is all bent and crap...but I think its less than a thousand dollar problem, if I do the work myself other than an alignment...
So I have had my driveable engine out all fall getting ready for the standalone isntallation...I wanted everything ready to go for spring...I recently bought a new clutch and installed it...then decided to reinstall it on the driveable more or less stock engine (just to see how fast I could do it, and to break it in a bit...I was going nuts after not driving my car for that long)...So I get the old engine and new clutch on Friday night last week...
Everything works great...I get to drive around all day saturday...Go out with some friends saturday night to a pool tournament...and this bar has the tables under ground with no windows...so I stay until about 1a.m., get beat by a biker dude, and get the guys ready to go...I walk out side...and about 4 inches of snow had fell...the bus and taxi service is about 2 hours delayed...and I have to pick up my fiance at work in an hour and a half...
oh...also...I still have parada spec 2's on the car...
So I get about 1 block from my apartment after nearly an hour of trying to find a level route to my place...I drift out of a down hill turn across the road...and slam a flat curb sideways at about 10 mph...destroyed two wheels...at least my front left strut and strut mount, probably that control arm again...I haven't been able to get under my car yet to see anything else...good thing is no body damage though...the right front tire is still connected to the rack and everything, and there are no funny noises coming from the steering column. But when the steering wheels is pointed straight, the right front wheel is at least 15 degrees off from the front left. also the castor of the front wheel is nearly an inch back from where it should be...
if anyone has any experience with an accident like this on a 3rd gen protege let me know...I will slaughter someone if the sub frame is all bent and crap...but I think its less than a thousand dollar problem, if I do the work myself other than an alignment...