i was doin donuts in my sho in the snow with a couple of my friends and i hit a curb drifting.... pretty hard egnough for my rim to crack. so i go home and take a slicer off my 96 sho that suffered from cam failure... put that on get up the road and as soon as i hit 30 mph my back end starts jumpin like 2 miidgets fuki n in my trunk. my friend behind me said my wheel was wobbling pretty back left and right. this is my druver side rear wheel by the wAY and im wandering would a hub fix it and if so between labor and parts how much would it be? also is there any thing els that could be damged and whats my worst scenerio. and whats the min and max as well as what u think it will cost...:rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit::rainshit:
Well you probably bent the rear control arms for staters. Like already mentioned, you should take a look under the car 1st to see exactly what is wrong. If the car is wobbling that bad the problem should be visible to the ***** eye. Just from my knowledge of being under the rear of more than 1 SHO, dozens of times, I am pretty certain if you take it to any shop for repair, you'll be looking at close to a grand, because they will be sure to throw in a couple of "extra's" to fix the car right..(just a stab in the dark)
Now that someone has answered your question, i guess i'll be nice and give you some advice if you really are a "SHO fan" think before you speak/type!!! Grammar owns you bro! Not trying to be a d!ck or anything, but as i've gotten older i follow these 2 key rules for most everything...(esspecailly on forums!)
1) It's NOT what you say, but HOW you say it.
2) Listen! We have 2 ears and 1 mouth for a reason, think about it.
If you read around on here you'll learn how to communicate better, read people, and ultimatly get 'sound' advice to fix your car! (if you really care about your car) Or if your lucky, you can use the
search funtion, and avoid cluttering the forum altogether. If not, keeping running into ****, and getting ***** by your local mechanic. They love your money more than you do, Trust Me!