Was in car accident last night...

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03-27-04, 05:16 PM

phishie

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Was in car accident last night...

the rear wheel is cockeyed, havent got it up on a lift yet, but what do you guys is wrong with the suspension?

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03-27-04, 06:04 PM

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03-27-04, 06:10 PM

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prolly bent the toelink or control arm

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03-27-04, 06:10 PM

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03-27-04, 06:17 PM

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prolly bent the toelink or control arm

hard fix?

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03-27-04, 06:31 PM

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try to take some pictures under the car.
compare each side( rear left and right wheel)

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03-27-04, 06:39 PM

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hard fix?

Expensive fix.

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03-27-04, 08:11 PM

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There is no way to know what is wrong without getting under the car, and looking at it. Any good alignment shop should be able to tell you what is bent/broken.

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03-28-04, 03:57 PM

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thanks guys all input is appreciated

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03-28-04, 04:06 PM

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thanks guys all input is appreciated

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03-30-04, 12:13 AM

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good luck

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03-30-04, 01:27 AM

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Your body work will probably cost more than your suspension. Your quarter panel is fucked and will required a whole new panel to be welded in. That will cost at least $2.5k to DO IT RIGHT, if that's the only damage.