Welp, I looked away for a split second on a curvy road with no shoulder (when a light ahead of me turned green) and by the time I looked back at the road it was already too late. I was turning a bit too much, saw the curb right there, turned the wheel sharply, somehow the front wheel only got minimal curb rash all the way around. Unfortunately, the rear wheel snapped right into the curb, which was pretty gnarly. Gotta be super careful with stretched tires. Other contributing factors include heavy rain, it was 1:00am, I was accelerating to catch the light before it changed, my steering wheel was 10 degrees off center because I put it on wrong and was too lazy to fix it, etc. It also sucks because it's going to start snowing this week...


But yeah, now I'll be more of an advocate of safe/slow driving. It would have never happened if I stayed around the 25mph speed limit like a normal human being, and I would have been able to steer without looking at the road if the steering wheel was centered properly. I was going around 35 when I tagged it.
Steel adjustable rear camber arms - $150 (will arrive on monday)
New lip + labor from HRE - $200 (great deal, I know!!!)
Thank god the bumper, frame, tire, etc. is alright, the car drove me home and felt fine doing so (the wheel/tire is still driveable) - the only thing is, one of the rear camber arms is bent.
Poor baby.. be safe out there, gentlemen.


But yeah, now I'll be more of an advocate of safe/slow driving. It would have never happened if I stayed around the 25mph speed limit like a normal human being, and I would have been able to steer without looking at the road if the steering wheel was centered properly. I was going around 35 when I tagged it.
Steel adjustable rear camber arms - $150 (will arrive on monday)
New lip + labor from HRE - $200 (great deal, I know!!!)
Thank god the bumper, frame, tire, etc. is alright, the car drove me home and felt fine doing so (the wheel/tire is still driveable) - the only thing is, one of the rear camber arms is bent.
Poor baby.. be safe out there, gentlemen.
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