What type of Damage?
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I was drunk Sunday night and let a lesser drunk friend drive the roadster.
He made a U turn going about 5 mph and went over the divider. Now
I have a large scrape near the rear wheel well; about 5x3 inches. The wheel looks fine, but seems to have been pushed inward about 5 degrees or so.
Would a simple alignment fix the wheel issue? Or has something in the suspension been bent.
I know I know, I shouldnt have let anyone drive the Z.
Your advice is much appreciated.
He made a U turn going about 5 mph and went over the divider. Now
I have a large scrape near the rear wheel well; about 5x3 inches. The wheel looks fine, but seems to have been pushed inward about 5 degrees or so.
Would a simple alignment fix the wheel issue? Or has something in the suspension been bent.
I know I know, I shouldnt have let anyone drive the Z.
Your advice is much appreciated.
Can’t tell without looking at the car. Hitting a pot hole might require front end alignment. The incident that you described sounds more serious. You bent something.
BTW you can keep your shoes. I have several pair.
BTW you can keep your shoes. I have several pair.
From your description, you'll need to replace something bent. But it can be fixed. Think of it as paying for a good but cheap lesson, could be a lot worse.
A much simpler fix:
Leave the car parked, have another drink then look at it again. It may fix itself by then.
A much simpler fix:
Leave the car parked, have another drink then look at it again. It may fix itself by then.
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Originally Posted by ohw
From your description, you'll need to replace something bent. But it can be fixed. Think of it as paying for a good but cheap lesson, could be a lot worse.
A much simpler fix:
Leave the car parked, have another drink then look at it again. It may fix itself by then.
A much simpler fix:
Leave the car parked, have another drink then look at it again. It may fix itself by then.

Lets say its the control arm that was bent. How much would it cost to fix something like that?
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