Follow my downward spiral from pure happiness to wanting to beat on someone bare handed untill I killed them.
So I was cleaning the engine bay in hopes of taking the car out tomorrow so I could show off the new tint and get some shots now that the car is completed so I can make a new desktop.
So I am cleaning away, happy as hell cause I am off and working on my car.
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Then I notice how far back the strut is on the passenger side:
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Then I notice the mark on the strut tower brace that is new and wont rub off:
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Then I see the coorisponding mark on the hood:
Me------------>
I am thinking that mark is really deep and seeing how everything has been going I very reluctantly go around to look at the other side of the hood:
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I call the shop to leave a message and the owner actually answered just now. I explained about the problem and gave him my theroy. That the K-memeber is bent and they had to use all he adjustment on the CC plate to get it in spec. Which resulted in the strut tower brace being shifted back and come in contact in the hood. He said thats a possibility but he thinks the problem is that he forgot to put the bump stop on.. ... .... ......... WTF!? :readytoburstintoflames:
Sure enough, it aint there. If ya knew you forgot it then why didnt you call and say "Hey, we have your hood stopper"
He said eaither way they would take care of it. I told him bring a flat bed and pick it up and I want it dropped off when done. He said fine and that they will bring it to the dealership and have the insurance adjuster meet him there so that the tech can say eaither yes or no on the k-memeber as to weather or not it may be tweaked.
I KNOW its tweaked, I know where the strut sat before as opposed to now and its back almost an inch meening the k-member is moved back the same ammount. (I assume)
So my plans of driving her around tomorrow are shot
I pulled it on the front lawn and shot a couple fresh shots of it so you guys that have been telling me to tint it can see it is now done. 35% on the doors and 5% on the rear window and quarter windows.
So I was cleaning the engine bay in hopes of taking the car out tomorrow so I could show off the new tint and get some shots now that the car is completed so I can make a new desktop.
So I am cleaning away, happy as hell cause I am off and working on my car.
Me------->
Then I notice how far back the strut is on the passenger side:
Me--------->
Then I notice the mark on the strut tower brace that is new and wont rub off:
Me--------->
Then I see the coorisponding mark on the hood:
Me------------>
I am thinking that mark is really deep and seeing how everything has been going I very reluctantly go around to look at the other side of the hood:
Me---------->
I call the shop to leave a message and the owner actually answered just now. I explained about the problem and gave him my theroy. That the K-memeber is bent and they had to use all he adjustment on the CC plate to get it in spec. Which resulted in the strut tower brace being shifted back and come in contact in the hood. He said thats a possibility but he thinks the problem is that he forgot to put the bump stop on.. ... .... ......... WTF!? :readytoburstintoflames:
Sure enough, it aint there. If ya knew you forgot it then why didnt you call and say "Hey, we have your hood stopper"
He said eaither way they would take care of it. I told him bring a flat bed and pick it up and I want it dropped off when done. He said fine and that they will bring it to the dealership and have the insurance adjuster meet him there so that the tech can say eaither yes or no on the k-memeber as to weather or not it may be tweaked.
I KNOW its tweaked, I know where the strut sat before as opposed to now and its back almost an inch meening the k-member is moved back the same ammount. (I assume)
So my plans of driving her around tomorrow are shot
I pulled it on the front lawn and shot a couple fresh shots of it so you guys that have been telling me to tint it can see it is now done. 35% on the doors and 5% on the rear window and quarter windows.