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> Repair trailing arm mount help
tmh75
post Apr 5 2012, 07:56 AM
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I finally finished my engine rebuild and went to weld in my new engine shelf when I noticed this fairly significant structural issue. I gave a slight wack with a rubber mallet to see how bad the "crack was" and the whole tab that holds the rear trailing arm cracked and bent.

Anyone done a repair like this? Any suggestions?

I would rather not cut and splice a whole new section into the car.

My only thought so far is to bend it back, cut out the bad metal and patch in some new metal. I am concerned about it being strong enough though.

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
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brant
post Apr 5 2012, 08:31 AM
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you really should put in a new suspension console

this piece is made by Rdesign

if you are tracking the car or driving with sticky tires... you should also install a console brace to keep this from repeating itself.
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