The pictures are of different wheel wells, are you saying there is damage to boths sides?That's old crash damage! It needs to be pulled back into shape. notice the buckle on the seam in the lower pic that's part of the damage also. a closer inspection is needed.
I know i was just wondering if it is possible that it came that way from the factory for some reason? How wide should the well be? Or how wide should the car be from outside well to outside well? Both sides are not perfect on the inner wells..thanksYou can see the winkle in the first picture to the left of the 2 holes.
Based on what I can see in the images I have to say yes both sides appear damaged. What I can see in the images is limited could you send more images including images prior to disassembly.The pictures are of different wheel wells, are you saying there is damage to boths sides?
Don't have many images before disassembly, when i bought the car it was a shell and a bunch of parts. It just seems weird that all the creases are on the inner wellsBased on what I can see in the images I have to say yes both sides appear damaged. What I can see in the images is limited could you send more images including images prior to disassembly.
Agreed it is seems strange as the cars floor pan does not show the signs of damage I would expect. Given how far internally your damage is located my only guess now would be this somehow happened post disassembly. Bottom line is it really doesn't matter at this point how or why. you still have to fix it. I would hammer it back close to it's original shape then complete fitment when the new parts are being attached. Good luck with your project.Don't have many images before disassembly, when i bought the car it was a shell and a bunch of parts. It just seems weird that all the creases are on the inner wells
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Yes im replacing the rear crossmemberHey you probably know already but it looks like someone has used a torch on the shock mounts on the rear crossmember...
What do you mean by metal bar jack process? Thanksit is odd place for damage looks like someone jacked it up there or put it on jack stands when the springs were out.. anyway you need to pull down on the damage while you hammer that out ..a pulling clamp secured to floor or large metal bar jack up on a solid spot on the frame if using a metal bar jack between bar and frame it won;t need much force and the dent will walk out easy when hammered if not you are pulling in the wrong spot
GoodYes im replacing the rear crossmember