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I have to replace the rear strut mounts. but has anyone ran into this


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have anyone of u guys ran in to this before and had a fix for it. I have a few idea for fixing t maybe welding in a panel for it. but i would hate to get rid of the because of this everythingesl is in great shape on this car.

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you do have to cut it out and weld in a piece to replace it. now i know here most of the shops will not do it on older cars because the price of the job is usually worth more then the car. so good luck and i hope you get it all sorted out.

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Is this the rear strut on a MC? The only to fix it is cutting a ton out and having a new panel welded in. Otherwise i wouldn't worry about it, its probably not huring the structure.

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Yeah the only proper way would be a cut and weld.

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basically from the front of the tower to the rear of the tower it is all rotted, everything but what you can clearly see from the trunk. It has a stress crack on the right rear strut tower and it is not even very rusted in the area where is cracked. I told him i do not know of a way to fix that kind of problem so i told him to post here :mrgreen:

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scrapyard......

 

If the tower is that rotted, I would hate to see the rest of the car..

 

Sorry about your luck, but for safety's sake, you should turn it into a parts car.. Even a good welder and fabricator would tell you you could buy a non rotted one for less that what it will cost to fix that..

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well the worst thing is that is the worst part of the car. the rest besides some surface rust in in prety good shape

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my 95 is almost just like that but not as bad but it still drives fine. but next week ill have an 02 ss :burnout:

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idk guys this car has really grown on me . I guess i have some decision making to do. I'll be sure to post back what i end up doing . thanks for the replys.

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Bring it a local body shop and get a professional opinion and a quote. It looks like it's compromising the structure now, but even if it's not, it will be soon enough.

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That's a rather significant safety issue. I would consider that car a total loss.

 

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Bring it a local body shop and get a professional opinion and a quote. It looks like it's compromising the structure now, but even if it's not, it will be soon enough.

 

I agree 100%. You better get a quote fast before you drive through some huge pothole by accident and shit hits the fan.

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One good pot hole, and the peice is going to go thru the back glass. Get a professional opinion, and go from there.

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