Is it possible to bend the frame of your car from scraping too hard?
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Is it possible to bend the frame of your car from scraping too hard?
I went up a ramp the other day and kind of got stuck. I just noticed today that there a lump now under my carpet of the passenger seat. I looked under my car and noticed that (what I think is the frame) is kind of pushed up is it possible to fix?
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Maybe "Girls" shouldn't drive lowered cars...lmao
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No doubt, no doubt. You should see the entrance to my complex (live in a condo). Its about a 5-10 degree incline with a 45 degree decline on the other side. Why it was build like that is beyond me. I would scrape at stock height without an angle. Now I have to go about 2mph at an extreme angle or its scrapesville. I've been scared of getting stuck for sure. I actually have to go around to the other, more flat, side of the complex if there's a car parked on the street near my entrance. If there's a car too close I can't get the angle I need. I actually have my gf park near my entrance and back it up so no one else can park there to keep the driveway clear. Haha
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No doubt, no doubt. You should see the entrance to my complex (live in a condo). Its about a 5-10 degree incline with a 45 degree decline on the other side. Why it was build like that is beyond me. I would scrape at stock height without an angle. Now I have to go about 2mph at an extreme angle or its scrapesville. I've been scared of getting stuck for sure. I actually have to go around to the other, more flat, side of the complex if there's a car parked on the street near my entrance. If there's a car too close I can't get the angle I need. I actually have my gf park near my entrance and back it up so no one else can park there to keep the driveway clear. Haha
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