Subject	Usually if I jack it up from the opposite side, it'll
Posted by	NytWolf on October 13, 2003 at 1:13 PM
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In Reply To	Well it is driving me crazy. So it has to be fixed. (n/m) posted by MistressZ on October 13, 2003 at 01:11 PM
Message	make the gaps on both driver and passenger side equal. But there isn't really a way to close the gap, unless you want to take the fenders off and figure something else.
Follow Ups	I was wondering about the door and fender gap. - MistressZ 12:57:50 10/13/03 Accident? After market fenders not a perfect match (n/m) - 92naz32 13:04:26 10/13/03 No accident. Just have some stuff repainted next week - MistressZ 13:06:56 10/13/03 I believe thats from jacking it up - mickiemagik(OH) 13:09:28 10/13/03 Well it is driving me crazy. So it has to be fixed. (n/m) - MistressZ 13:11:16 10/13/03 Usually if I jack it up from the opposite side, it'll - NytWolf 13:13:24 10/13/03 Heres what I have been told - mickiemagik(OH) 13:18:48 10/13/03 Yes, that will fix it. Did that to mine after I bought it. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 13:27:09 10/13/03 2nded. Tim (SilverTwin(OH)) told me the same thing - boileralum 13:33:39 10/13/03 That's my source also :) (n/m) - mickiemagik(OH) 13:34:58 10/13/03 there is also a bolt at the bottom of the fender - TARGETZ 18:34:46 10/13/03 2nd. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:42:14 10/13/03 This is how I fixed mine. My fender was also bowed out - jamcru 18:48:54 10/13/03 Omigod.. You're alive.. want to have another go around? - X-STAT1C (Daytona Bch) 22:29:51 10/13/03
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