slammed into a curb
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http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1469995794.jpg First of TC isn't as good as I thought it was. So anywhoo, anyone think this is a bad hit. I cracked my rim and rotor; and snapped my wishbone. Other than that anyone think of any other damage? Oh and my front bumper is misaligned with my headlight, suprisingly the radiator is fine. Don't know why my pictures are upside down |
Yes, that is a pretty hard hit!
Check steering rack, tie rods, sway bar, drop links, wheel bearing, spindle, shock, alignment, under tray, etc, etc, .... |
I would suggest that after you replace all of the broken/bent bits, you should probably get it to an alignment shop that is familiar with Boxsters. They will know what else to check.
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Couldn't get a better picture, but the main thing I'm was worried about was the ball joint getting stuck in the wheel carrier, as I can easily acquire a wishbone, and rotor just to get me rolling (this my only car)
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Sorry to hear about your mishap.
Regarding the removal of the ball joint you may want to spray PB Blaster for a couple of days to help you with the removal of the ball joint. Good luck! |
Sorry to hear you are having trouble.
My advice, drop it off to a bodyshop trustee. They should have straightening tools and get on with the install of your parts (easy install really). Swapping parts is not an issue, making sure it's put back where it was, or near, will be a challenge. If the (steel) rotor snapped, chances that there is (aluminum) structural damage is near 100% bet you've seen better days :/ |
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Seeing your pic, I'd want to check the aluminum sub-frame, then replace everything on that side from the sub-frame out. Need it from an S or better condition? Call Woody: 512-925-9171 https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8132/2...e1961ba2_c.jpg |
Luckily the front hub is the same on the base and S. It's the rear thats different. I'm betting your upright is bent
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I did this once in a really dark parking lot and tore my radiator straight out into the wheel well with a beautiful crack to boot. Fortunately for me I didn't experience any of the damage you did but if you notice any coolant leaking in the days to come shoot me a pm and I can offer some good advice
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