Need a new Rear Sub-Frame :(
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From: Norf Cakalacky
PLEASE be careful with this...i had this problem with my TC. i had to put another trailing axle in because a tow truck driver bent it. ONLY ONLY ONLY a rear trailing axle from a TC will work, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. I tried it every other way. The beams from a SC,LT,LS all have smaller widths of a stabilizer bar and you cannot do any kind of conversion... the beams with drum brakes are all ONE piece, the knuckle(bearing) does not come off. The beam from a SC(closest fit, disc brakes) does not work either. The suspension option is JL9
damn, you serious!? so I can't jus get a crossbeam out of another model cobalt an bolt it on??? Even with The SC ones!?!? wtf man... where am I gonna find one of those??? :'(

Everything else is fine, but ALL I need is that one beam
Vauxhall Insignia VXR wheels
yeah i know, its rough. i went thru the whole thing already.. all that was wrong was a small kink on mine, but it put the alignment out a bit, and you cannot adjust the rear alignment on these cars with shims or anything. I got a deal on mine at 400$ shipped, but they are SO damn expensive
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From: Norf Cakalacky
goddammit... thats how it is on mine.. its jus off ever so much.. but I'm thinkin in the long run its gonna cost me tire life, AND I'm tryin to hit up some Autox stuff soon
It can be ANY cobalt disc brake beam. YOU CAN use ans SS2.4 or SSSC beam. The internal sway bar is slightly smaller, but it still bolts right in. Add on a hardcore bar and you be even better than stock. Again ANY 2005-2010 SS beam will bolt right in. I might be able to meet you somewhere half way to deliver beam if you can't find one.
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From: Norf Cakalacky
bump, i was messin with my brakes today an saw that the dents in my crossbeam weren't that bad... I was thinkin tho... instead of gettin a new one(which I praly will still...) Would i be able to bang it out,, or straighten it somehow, and be safe??
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