Twisted frame? can it be fixed?
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i think my frame might be twisted a litte cause from behind my car looks crooked. i want to put some SFC on it but should i have the frame checked first or what?
I've been to the track alot and always launch at 6k on spray so that might have something to do with it.
I've been to the track alot and always launch at 6k on spray so that might have something to do with it.
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Originally Posted by AL SS590 M6
It's probably just the rear springs being un=.
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My car looked really crooked after the 12-bolt install. I jacked the car up, put jack stands under the frame and let the rear hang. I think one or both of the springs might have been out of shape. It make a little clunk noise when I removed the jack from under the pumpkin, and straitened itself out.
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There is a certain way to install your springs. If you don't install them correctly your car's suspension will react choppy also the car will not look rite. Remember you also have those rubber spring cups up in there to.
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