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04-22-2008, 02:44 PM
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New User - Please be kind
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curb collision
I recently had a pretty bad sideways curb collision, now I have positive camber on passenger side and negative camber on the driver's side. I took all the wheels out and I found nothing wrong except for a crack on the strut on the front passenger side. also the front passenger side wheel is shifted towards front a little bit. is it because of the strut? I was wondering how much its gonna cost if i am gonna take it to the workshop? actually I wanna fix it myself and take it to the workshop for the alignment. also I was wondering what should i look for if I have anything wrong if I have a bad curb collision, like knuckles, strut or control arm? I am just a rookie, I'd greatly appreciate any ideas, advice or suggestion.
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04-27-2008, 10:09 PM
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Re: curb collision
take it too a shop, they will put it on the alignment rack and let you know if you bent something or not.
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