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> Frame stiffener, overlays longitudinal, Anyone here install a set ?
Luke M
post Apr 21 2013, 06:05 AM
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I'm getting ready to work on the 6 now that the weather is getting nice again.
One of the major projects that needs to be done is the repair of the r/r outer long.
I have most of the metal to start the repair but need some advice on the installation of the frame stiffener kit. This is also known as the clam shells and sold by restoration design. Has anyone done a step by step install for these?
I thought there was something on the r/d website but it's no longer there.
I know that I need to measure several points on the car prior to welding to confirm it's straight. I'll post pics as I go along with this repair.

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post Apr 21 2013, 12:23 PM
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SO I was think about trimming the AA wheelhouse repair piece like this but like I said before I'm going to have a collision buddy check it out first to see what is the best way to tackle this. I really rather not have to take the suspension mounts all apart as it's really solid and seems to be true.



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post Apr 21 2013, 02:19 PM
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QUOTE(Dasnowman @ Apr 21 2013, 11:23 AM) *

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SO I was think about trimming the AA wheelhouse repair piece like this but like I said before I'm going to have a collision buddy check it out first to see what is the best way to tackle this. I really rather not have to take the suspension mounts all apart as it's really solid and seems to be true.



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I'm doing the same thing. I cut my new metal to fit around the outer control arm mount. I don't see a problem with doing it this way. I'll post a few pics later tonight.
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post Apr 21 2013, 05:31 PM
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I'm doing the same thing. I cut my new metal to fit around the outer control arm mount. I don't see a problem with doing it this way. I'll post a few pics later tonight.
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That would be great did you end up taking the door sill off or cut the metal to fit before it?
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