@Muskiv,

 

Whatever Garage you find, please keep these issue in mind when it comes to the chassis part:

 

- There has to be a hydraulic jig that is used for bringing the chassis back to its original shape. This must be a 4 poster jig that will allow the measurements between left and right, front and back.

 

- The chassis, while not difficult to shape back, will have become weak at points of impact. Make sure that the material used to repair any points of the chassis is of the same steel material used in the chassis or similar. If the wrong material is used, it will crack in due time and is very dangerious

 

- After the chassis is shaped back, there must be a check for things like toe-in, toe-out, caster and camber angles. http://www.ozebiz.com.au/racetech/theory/align.html .  There is also a paint used by the chassis engineers to check for hairline cracks, this dries and will reveal any additional problem areas.

 

HTHs. :-)

 

Some old school thots.

 

Rgds.

On Thu, Dec 1, 2011 at 10:22 AM, muskiv <kulebak@gmail.com> wrote:

Quick question: 

Looking for a garage(s) with equipment for chasis straightening. Any ideas...contacts?

Gracias.

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