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03-31-2004, 05:34 PM
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well so far body work that needs to be done for sure is passenger side fender, front passenger door, new mirror, new front and back bumper and my hood is scratched.
so uhm....is it true they repaint the entire car? or do they just color match the new parts with the rest of the car?
so uhm....is it true they repaint the entire car? or do they just color match the new parts with the rest of the car?
04-01-2004, 12:00 AM
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oh NOS...
how is your suspension?
your frame will need to be straightened for sure...
Your car should be re-painted entirely.
how is your suspension?
your frame will need to be straightened for sure...
Your car should be re-painted entirely.
Originally posted by AzN121184
well so far body work that needs to be done for sure is passenger side fender, front passenger door, new mirror, new front and back bumper and my hood is scratched.
so uhm....is it true they repaint the entire car? or do they just color match the new parts with the rest of the car?
well so far body work that needs to be done for sure is passenger side fender, front passenger door, new mirror, new front and back bumper and my hood is scratched.
so uhm....is it true they repaint the entire car? or do they just color match the new parts with the rest of the car?
04-01-2004, 12:03 AM
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suspension i know for sure i'm going to need to replace the entire thing on the passenger side. the driver side back strut might need to be replace, my wheel is cambered like crazy right now.
I believe the frame in the trunk area needs to be straightened as well. I had a rear strut bar/rear sway bar so that might have kept the overall trunk in shape, however at the same time it probably forced the entire trunk to shift over a bit.
I believe the frame in the trunk area needs to be straightened as well. I had a rear strut bar/rear sway bar so that might have kept the overall trunk in shape, however at the same time it probably forced the entire trunk to shift over a bit.
04-01-2004, 02:19 PM
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oh later...
Originally posted by AzN121184
suspension i know for sure i'm going to need to replace the entire thing on the passenger side. the driver side back strut might need to be replace, my wheel is cambered like crazy right now.
I believe the frame in the trunk area needs to be straightened as well. I had a rear strut bar/rear sway bar so that might have kept the overall trunk in shape, however at the same time it probably forced the entire trunk to shift over a bit.
suspension i know for sure i'm going to need to replace the entire thing on the passenger side. the driver side back strut might need to be replace, my wheel is cambered like crazy right now.
I believe the frame in the trunk area needs to be straightened as well. I had a rear strut bar/rear sway bar so that might have kept the overall trunk in shape, however at the same time it probably forced the entire trunk to shift over a bit.
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