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Old 05-12-2006, 09:49 PM   #1
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Default Officially recieved the canary. Course of action?

Well most of you know i copped a canary (just a minor) for ground clearance (muffler) and painted calipers and discs. The ground clearance one ill cop on the chin, but the painted calipers and discs, wtf? i spoke to 2 RW certified mechanics and both have said no its not an unroadworthy item. I should probably start a poll but heres a better thing - should i fix the muffler problem and get a letter written from both independent mechanics or should i just bite the bullet and fix the calipers and rotors?

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