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how much would it cost to bend front subframe?
the front subframe on my 91 taurus is bent from hitting a curb. the part where the control arm connects to is pushed in a little and the front right of the subframe is pulled back a little bit.(tire sits back too far and has a positive camber). i was just wondering if anyone knows about how much this would cost at a body shop, roughly.
i know replacing it is also an option, but i have extremely tight with time
3 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Body shops (reputable ones) won't even try and straighten a sub frame because of the liability. These aren't that hard to replace and can be had fairly cheap from a salvage yard. It would also be cheaper because a body shop will charge by the hour for trying to straighten it. So figure the cost of a sub-frame and the couple hours to replace it over trying to fix the one you have.
- Pete MLv 79 years ago
It could easily cost more than the value of the car.
Try asking an independent body shop for an estimate, but it's going to be a shocker.
- villacisLv 44 years ago
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