Thread: beam bending anyone?

Hey guys i live in Baltimore and i have a b14 that l would really like to get the rear beam bent on. If l can get this going i don't know maybe 10 to 20 b14s and get someone to fly down and do this for us. it shouldn't cost to much with enough cars . I'll Be checking this thread daily and making a list. Let's get this going!

Alright scratch that i just read that the dude steve only will do party of six at around 265 a person total cost. 200 for hotel 100 for shipping jig, plus his ticket here. I also read that he's super busy and no one cares like this dude a god or something. I'll be getting with my engineering professor once school starts on building my own jig. Since no one has given up the secret on any and we will be going off pictures/ word of mouth,im going to use scrap yard donors until we get i. Right. Sorry for posting before researching I've had a history of doing that.hence sr newbie lol

I see I've gotten some views on this so I'll give you guys an update. I talked to Darren at west end alignment and he gave me some pointers about making my jig. As 99% of this whole ordeal comes from supporting the u beam and torsion bar. Anyone with a junk yard bound b14 around maryland would be a great deal of help i would rather not test a jig on my se-r I've been building for 6 years now.come on people I'm very serious about this. If anyone wants their car done or willing to help design/make/test a jig pm me. This applies to b15s also and i know there are b14 drivers on this sideof the us who can't stand their oversteering car anymore

if you ever get this figured out I live in New Jersey and wouldn't mind taking the drive up that way to have this done i have a b14. Also not to thread jack but if you know anyone selling a motor my ga motor is on the way out with low compression and im currently saving money to replace it with either another ga or do an sr and tranny swap.

you can use a good acetylene torch and heat it to get the same result.