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All sorts of weird stuff can happen after hitting a curb. It appears everything is within spec. There shouldn't be any problem as a result of things being left as

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Old 07-31-2011, 07:24 PM   #11 (permalink)
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All sorts of weird stuff can happen after hitting a curb.


It appears everything is within spec. There shouldn't be any problem as a result of things being left as they are...I probably wouldn't worry about it too much.

You don't really have any leverage over the shop, since:
a) you hit a curb
b) they technically got it within spec.


I'd probably go to a different shop next time though.
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