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ant

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wickford , essex

hi all i had a little shunt in my mini the other weekend , only clipped the passenger side headlight , but was enough to move the front wing over , pend the front panel and crack some filler on the drivers side , afterwards i pulled the dent out , and moved the steering rack so the car still steered straight ( i had to drive the car for a couple of days as it was my everyday car) ive now cut the front off to make it a bolt on steel front end etc etc , but am wondering whats going to be the best way to see if my subframe is still out , now ive cut the front off i sort of imagined it might go back , because the floor and tower mounts show no visable signs of movement it was only the front panels, any ideas how i can tell if its straight before i go making brace bars etc for a subframe that isnt in the right place *happy*

thanks
Ant


Brett

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Doncaster, South Yorkshire

any help?

plus making simple measurements from fixed points on each side, ive just made some brace bars and use this method to check straightness


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Edited by Brett on 20th Apr, 2010.

Yes i moved to the darkside *happy*

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ant

64 Posts
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wickford , essex

thanks brett :)

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