in 100lbs? you mean after losing 100lbs

 

Wasn't even that bad, but whatever.

Maybe after she gets car fixed, she should see about driving school






Bwaaahahaha, can't get mad at me for that mic

 

you n me bb



(i'll be the tree)

 

guess ill swallow my pride and apologize (ya ya not only thing i swallows...)

ANYWAYS...i doubt youre still around but for future refrences, as others said, only way to know is to get under the car and check the damages. you couldve been lucky and only damage the wheels and broke the studs, or it couldve been a horrible wreck and everything is broken short of the frame being bent.

no one can tell. awhile back, when i first started driving, i slammed sideways into a curb. only damage was my pride and my volks. this is another reason why i highly recommend quality wheels. the wheels did exactly what they shouldve, bent and absorb the impact. if it had been cheap cast wheels, i couldve damage alot more. speed was also a factor.

but long story short, check it out and itll be obvious what broke. fix it, get it realign and problem solve.

 

im pretty sure that is copyright advice, he cant get mad, but hell probably sue you trav

 

Nope, Trav gets a pass. I was merely doing Preventative Maintenance to avoid a conflagration.

 

OP's question was answered years ago though...