My not so fun drive to work...
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From: NEBF:06,07 | NYBF:06,07 | ONBF:06,07 | CNBF:06 & more............

This makes me wonder about mine alot now :?
see i have ad rust, but where my sub frame mounts are it doesn't look as bad as pete'* and pete'*...
i think im going to drop the back of my sub frame again on the SE and take a better look.
see i have ad rust, but where my sub frame mounts are it doesn't look as bad as pete'* and pete'*...
i think im going to drop the back of my sub frame again on the SE and take a better look.
POR-15 Ryan. If your SE looks good in those spots, I'd do that since it'* going to be your winter car.
To be sure your unibody is good I'd get it inspected by a shop though. When I did the POR-15 job on my car, everything looked great underneath. 6 weeks later, POP!!
To be sure your unibody is good I'd get it inspected by a shop though. When I did the POR-15 job on my car, everything looked great underneath. 6 weeks later, POP!!
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this really worrys me now though... cuz i have more miles then both of you two. :(
Peter. i would not drive it like that. it could make the other two go and then your whole trans and motor falls to the ground and might break or mess other things up. :?
Peter. i would not drive it like that. it could make the other two go and then your whole trans and motor falls to the ground and might break or mess other things up. :?
Ryan, you could have a point. Though it'* lasted this long...maybe it'* not THAT bad. :? I haven't seen it in person to know though.
But look at it this way, at least you have a virtually rust-free 95 SSEi in case you have a problem with your SE. You may not want to drive it in the winter, and you probably won't ever have to, but if you did it would take YEARS to do damage to it. POR-15 the SSEi now and you will never have to worry about it, I guarantee it.
Pete...two Canadian cars driven by Petes fall to the same issue. :( I hope you get it fixed ASAP. If you drive it please be careful. Although I think you're nuts if you do. lol
But look at it this way, at least you have a virtually rust-free 95 SSEi in case you have a problem with your SE. You may not want to drive it in the winter, and you probably won't ever have to, but if you did it would take YEARS to do damage to it. POR-15 the SSEi now and you will never have to worry about it, I guarantee it.
Pete...two Canadian cars driven by Petes fall to the same issue. :( I hope you get it fixed ASAP. If you drive it please be careful. Although I think you're nuts if you do. lol
well i noticed cracking allaround the rear mount aboyr 2 months ago, but thought i had more time to fix it then this...
guess i shouldnt have gotten my car airborn yesterday...
Hears a lesson kids, sometimes those train tracks are alot higher then they look
guess i shouldnt have gotten my car airborn yesterday...
Hears a lesson kids, sometimes those train tracks are alot higher then they look
Originally Posted by bonnie94ssei
Pete...two Canadian cars driven by Petes fall to the same issue. :( I hope you get it fixed ASAP. If you drive it please be careful. Although I think you're nuts if you do. lol
Originally Posted by Peterg22000
well i noticed cracking allaround the rear mount aboyr 2 months ago, but thought i had more time to fix it then this...
guess i shouldnt have gotten my car airborn yesterday...
Hears a lesson kids, sometimes those train tracks are alot higher then they look

guess i shouldnt have gotten my car airborn yesterday...
Hears a lesson kids, sometimes those train tracks are alot higher then they look


