WOE is me, whiteline swaybar and ripped subframe

**bennjamin** · 14-02-2007 09:46 AM

Originally Posted by Muzz

i hope your not thinking im saying to jack the car up, and get under it without jackstands, thats just plain lunacy!

....anyone sugeesting "easy to get under a car without jackstands" opens up people to mis understand info , and try without jack stands. This could mean using only a jack etc. Might lead to an injury or death. Which leads to legal implications to you as the poster.
Please dont defend yourself or your previous words ~ its simple enough that using jack stands properly are the safest way to work on a car and especially get under neath.
Do you understand why "Ozhonda" enforces the dislcaimer now ? (with actual DIY's)

**Mr_will** · 14-02-2007 10:19 AM

i see your (muzz's) point. although even on my da9, which had stock suspension, its pretty hard to get under far enough to do all of this

**Muzz** · 14-02-2007 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by bennjamin

....anyone sugeesting "easy to get under a car without jackstands" opens up people to mis understand info , and try without jack stands. This could mean using only a jack etc. Might lead to an injury or death. Which leads to legal implications to you as the poster.
Please dont defend yourself or your previous words ~ its simple enough that using jack stands properly are the safest way to work on a car and especially get under neath.
Do you understand why "Ozhonda" enforces the dislcaimer now ? (with actual DIY's)

yeah nar i totally understand why there is the disclaimer.

I spose if you want perfect english, then i should of said -
"you dont need to jack the car up off the ground" instead of saying, "you dont need to place the car on jackstands, you can do it on the ground". I thought what i said was self explanitary, it would be pretty hard to interpret that as "jack the car up, but you dont need to use jackstands" i guess i just assumed it was common knowledge that if you plan to get under your car, than you put it on jackstands.

Anyways i totally understand where your commin from ben

**0098** · 20-02-2007 01:26 PM

got those cracks on both sides...

torn subframe?

**SiReal** · 20-02-2007 01:30 PM

its good u got it out before it completely snapped. still u'll need to have it rewelded. maybe u should approacj whiteline. they might be nice enough to help you out.

**0098** · 20-02-2007 01:43 PM

ive still got the swaybar on..

man **** where do i go to fix this im in the fairfield area sydney

can any mechanic fix it? or someone like pedders?

or is this a job for a panel beater?

Anyone know??

**tinkerbell** · 21-02-2007 08:57 AM

um, take it to Whitleline...

**BlitZ** · 21-02-2007 09:00 AM

haahahah victim number 100000001....

**BlitZ** · 21-02-2007 09:08 AM

is the plate spaced out?

Originally Posted by 0098

got those cracks on both sides...

torn subframe?

**0098** · 21-02-2007 12:26 PM

Originally Posted by tinkerbell

um, take it to Whitleline...

This address?

Whiteline Automotive
4 Lincoln St
Minto NSW 2566
Australia

Are they just going to talk to me, or actually weld the cracks lol
because im not going to minto for a conversation.