Hit an awkward curb with the offside rear wheel and it now sits in at the top more than the other side. Just wandering whats bent, is is a whole new axle jobbie or is it something smaller ?
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08-12-2006, 12:52 #1Forum User
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Do i need a whole new rear beam ?
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more than likely your stub axle is bent
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does this require a whole new beam ?
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yes. remove the wheel and prise rhe hub bolt cover off, and assess the damage.
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