Recent content by kgriff

if you could take it to a mechanic shop or a body shop and have them heat it up with torches and straighten it. if they're nice they may only charge you an hour or labor. here thats 40 bucks. couldnt hurt to call around and ask

maybe if you tried to straighten it cold it would stress the frame, but thats what heating up is for. it makes it easier to fix. if you heat it up to the right temp it will move with ease.

you can heat it up to cherry red and use a pipe like they said and straighten it the best you can and let it air cool. dont pour water on it. thats what makes it brittle. if its off a few millimeters you'd never notice it unless you're doing 40mph or something and on flat road

sup guys. my name is kyle. ive recently been reading up on quite a few articles on here and decided to join so i could get some help on a future project. i am in the auto body collision industry but am starting school soon to get out of it. i can weld pretty well and have some knowledge of...