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07-01-2002, 02:07 PM
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iu would recommend taking it to a body shop cause if your frame is bent or you have something funky going on they will be able to spot and fix it there. you want the car to be level, straight and off of the suspension, when you weld your sub frames or your car might sit crooked after words. i recommend going to the track and find a body man that is racing and ask if he could do it on the side for a couple of bucks or a speed shop that does installs.
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