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Old 28-03-11, 18:01
andrew honychurch andrew honychurch is offline
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Hey well done David, good to see that you are always keeping your beautiful restoration on top form. I am sure that an uneven count would make it drive to one side or another. I cant quite think how that works but it seems to make sense to me, maybe just different reactions to undulations in the road at its simplest would cause a movement to left or right?

What you need is a proper track jack to make the job quicker!
 


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