Taking out welded subframes ??? Help please
02-14-2005, 06:36 PM
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Taking out welded subframes ??? Help please I think the subframes I had installed are in wrong. The guy that put them in I found out did not have the car sitting right when he put them in. Looks like he reamed a few holes on the driver side . I think he reamed the subframe holes and my RCA on that side. Whats the best way to take them off and see the damage? Is this something a shop can easily fix? I was hoping I could get them out and maybe replace them with a bolt in set . Help !!!!!
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02-14-2005, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1[CHEVY]
I think the subframes I had installed are in wrong. The guy that put them in I found out did not have the car sitting right when he put them in. Looks like he reamed a few holes on the driver side . I think he reamed the subframe holes and my RCA on that side. Whats the best way to take them off and see the damage? Is this something a shop can easily fix? I was hoping I could get them out and maybe replace them with a bolt in set . Help !!!!!
02-15-2005, 03:54 AM
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Originally Posted by 2w0s060
Prob gring the welds off, you could just grind the front welds lose put the weight on the car and re-weld, just a thought