Frame Sheets on a "Repaired" Vehicle

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Mar 28, 2007 | 06:08 PM

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jaymzz

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Originally Posted by MikSchultzy

Anything within 3mm is spec. This is what I've been taught/told for the last 10 years. I also measured out the back half and it's fine - though I don't have the measurements printed because I was working primarily on the front portion of the vehicle.

Its all good. I don't want to get into the spec debates that seem to always happen with Chief. Nice job on the car.

Mar 29, 2007 | 04:15 AM

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Originally Posted by trinydex

why is anything within 3mm fine? and if it's your personal car why didn't you try to get it spot on?

At the point the car was at, I was getting to where the metal was getting so stretched out, that it would have been worse to keep pulling it.

In all reality, I should have replaced the entire LT horn (including upper apron assy), but I sadly don't have the money for that right now - $6-700 part.

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