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Old 07-26-2010, 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk View Post
As I said in the beggining.If you have to pull the frame the car will never be right. I've seen it numerous times.Car is pulled straight but the metal is weak in that area now. Put the car on a lift after and let it sit.The frame always starts to bend again.Only correct way is to cut the front frame off and weld on another.Alot of work but it's the only right way.
And while it may seem redundant to pull it if you're just going to cut it all off the proper way is to get it on a machine, pull it/measure it to make sure it's square again, then cut off and replace whatever was really crunchd
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