Matt
I worry about peoples level of ingenuity sometimes...
Matt
Air suspension
That photo is a load of ball's 
My friend linked it to me. I assume it would be a bit of a shock for the MOT guy checking the car
Matt
Well it ain't leaking.....
I know this might sound daft, but what would that fail on? The damper is still there (assuming that thing to the right of the spring is the damper).
So that's where all Murrays serves ended up today 
the performance edition uses squash balls
If you knew your car was that badly bodged, why would you take it for an MOT?
Is that not an old caravaners trick to stiffen the rear while towing?
as already mentioned.. if that is the damper to the right and the spring isn't broken, i bet this actually works,, as in it would increase the
spring rating?? maybe!! and it's a good point saying what would it fail on, i bet the correct stowage of tennis balls isn't covered in the
mot manual... if it does work and isn't actually dangerous it's bloody clever, still hilarious though... the ultimate
''that'll do it" engineering solution.. 
Top effort!
All it needs is connecting up to a manifold system that leaks, a pump that overheats as it tries to top up the leaks, and an expensive computer that
throws tantrums and goes into limp-home mode for no reason whatsoever and you've got a P38 Range Rover...
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Originally posted by Sam_68
Top effort!
All it needs is connecting up to a manifold system that leaks, a pump that overheats as it tries to top up the leaks, and an expensive computer that throws tantrums and goes into limp-home mode for no reason whatsoever and you've got a P38 Range Rover...
tbh I can't think of a fail point either although it looks totally crazy
MOT failure, car has Tennis elbow...
Looks like this isn't a new idea
Police aren't very keen on the idea though
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Originally posted by MikeRJ
Looks like this isn't a new idea
Police aren't very keen on the idea though
See ebay:eBay item number:
380904317348
They have been around for years and perfectly legal. Tennis balls why?