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Straighten Chassis

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Straighten Chassis

Post by FullbackNo1 »

Hey i am wondering if anyone knows where i can go to get my chassis straightened in QLD brisbane area
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Post by MART »

where is it bent , Cheers Paul.
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bent chassis

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Northside truck rebushing. Geebung, northside of brissy 32656862 Peter Gilbert. does all chassis mods and work. very clever !!
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Post by FullbackNo1 »

It is a LWB vitara and it is bent where the front diff goes one side is 8mm lower then the other
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Post by Highway-Star »

Had same thing with Dad's hilux chassis, straightened it ourselves. Used acro-props, some big timber beams, and the shed floor and roof. It now straighter than any factory Hilux probably was. If you don't feel at all confident though, its probably not a good idea.
Wheeling on completely wicked angles, without even looking stable.
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