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> Longitude repair, Fixing body movement
ed11181
post Feb 28 2021, 08:48 PM
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Well I screwed up. When I installed the reinforcements on the longitudes. I still have flex. See photos. The down arrow shows opening when sitting on all four wheels. The up arrows show opening when car is on four chassis jacks. What did I do wrong and how can I fix it? Thanks in advance. Attached Image
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post Mar 1 2021, 07:00 AM
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Longs aren't the only structure that matters. Especially for torsional twisting.

Rear bulkhead lower section is also a box section formed from an outer panel and an inner panel. This structure connects the rear of the longitudinals to each other side to side. If this is compromised, you'll lose a lot of torsional stiffness at the rear end of the car.

Likewise the transtion from the front of the door hinge area to the cowl is another box section that ties the front of the longitudinals to the front bulkhead.

Like SirAndy said, need pictures of what was or wasn't done.
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