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Username Post: FRAME FLEX AT STEERING BOX
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06-27-12 03:09 PM - Post#2242030    
    In response to Joker63

If its flexing--its weak.
I've seen this on other cars and the cracks appear on the bottom. I suggest you obtain a driver side 'frame horn' as a precaution.
The frame horn is the part that is welded to the front of the frame on either side. Made front end damage easier to repair. Find a parts car frame and torch it off well back of the weld.
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