10-07-2017, 10:40 AM | #1 |
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Body blocks
I have a 1929 Tudor Sedan and I have been working on my hood alignment the front lower portion of the hood lapped over the radiator shell. I followed the method used to correct this problem and shimmed under cowel as expected it caused the door miss alignment. Before I went any farther I checked the gap at #4and #5 bolts I corrected the miss alignment at the door beltway by removing pad on #4 bolt and retighten bolt and brought body down by .250 and on #5 bolt removed block totally and brought down body by .350 I did this to find the thickness of blocks I would need to keep door aligned. I know this is a short term fix and removing the frame sag is the long term fix. What is the down side to this right now I don’t see any noticeable body stress. Any help would be appreciated thanks Jerry
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10-07-2017, 01:34 PM | #2 |
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Re: Body blocks
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