Thread: Beam Bending?

Have you guys considered getting together and doing it yourselves? The materials cost is relatively low (as long as someone can weld) and it's actually a fairly simple procedure once you have the brackets in hand and see how it works.

Assuming he gets like 6-10 people, that's a good amount of money, around $1000-1500 in a day, I'd stay at some crappy motel, hell, I'd sleep in my car.

like i said i can cover the hotel stay for him 30 bucks a night at a hampton inn thats a sweet deal and if ya must know i work for the company

^^ Is that a hook up offer?

How many b14's are you talking about? I only know of 1 or 2 around here that would be willing to do this, but if you can get enough people then I will be down. I'll drive to Harlingen (I believe that's the closest city to the Mexico border with an airport)

If we're talking Harlingen, I'll be in & know a guy living at Brownsville border, Almost sure a guy living at Mex City will drive north & maybe we could get 2 or 3 more, I don't know if a Tsubame YD10 will be bended, if so, there's a guy that could drive there.

If south texans seriously want to do this, count on us, aprox 2 or 3 guys.

does anyone know how exactly he does this? just curious, have been interested in a lot of suspension stuff lately

now just to double check, this is both SE & SE-R models that need beam bending, correct?

Anything b14 has a rear beam. Unless it was modified in some other way.