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Hammer · 05-09-2008, 03:31 AM

I did take it to a body shop and they said the frame was straight.
They claim nothing needs to be bent straight.

Maybe I need a body shop that can also do wheel alignments.
So they can see where the problem lies.
I am quite sure it is where the lower front control arms mount with the bushings to the frame. That mount point must have shifted or bent a bit. But the body shop I went to would have no idea how far or which way to bend the mount points to bring the castor back in.

05-09-2008, 03:31 AM	#3 (permalink)
Hammer Hammer Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Grand Forks ND Drives: 95 3000gt vr4 stock Trader Rating: (1)	Re: Need help with castor adjustment. I did take it to a body shop and they said the frame was straight. They claim nothing needs to be bent straight. Maybe I need a body shop that can also do wheel alignments. So they can see where the problem lies. I am quite sure it is where the lower front control arms mount with the bushings to the frame. That mount point must have shifted or bent a bit. But the body shop I went to would have no idea how far or which way to bend the mount points to bring the castor back in.