Mach 1 Chin arrived....how to straighten?

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Blow dryer?

OR

Let it sit over night?

 

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how bent is it? if it's just not laying flat..it should go on fine when you put it on the car. and IMO use screws...~9 or 10

 

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where did you order it from?

 

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Stangsgrl said:

how bent is it? if it's just not laying flat..it should go on fine when you put it on the car. and IMO use screws...~9 or 10

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Just wondering, why not the Christmas tree fasteners? They work fine.

 

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ANd they won't rip your bumper off if there is a large scraping incident

 

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let it sit in the sun for a few hours that should straighten it out.

 

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got it from the stangstore on ebay. $75 shipped, but of course they folded it. its already starting to straighten itself out, but i want to throw the fugger on now. the upper lip that attaches to the front bumper is bent where they folded it, but slowly fixing itself. i am just going to grab some x-mas tree fasteners from advanced.

i know this is a total nOOb question, but i was just curious what everyone else did.

 

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helty said:

i know this is a total nOOb question, but i was just curious what everyone else did.

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No sweat. People are lame for flaming newbies or newbie questions.

 

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4u2nv said:

No sweat. People are lame for flaming newbies or newbie questions.

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" do a serch you f'in nOOb!"


bitches.

 

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half the time the subject is too common and broad to be searched

 

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ponysarepretty said:

half the time the subject is too common and broad to be searched

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i agree. usually everyone has a specific situation. that and people, especially noobs, just like interacting and posting and their first questions are usually gears or exhaust. its all gravy.

btw, the chins good to go. let it sit for an hour then used the gf's hair dryer.

 

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A hair dryer will take care of the bend.

 

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ponysarepretty said:

ANd they won't rip your bumper off if there is a large scraping incident

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eh i guess i'm that careful? hehe...well i'm not that low really and screwing it in was easier. plus it's what bf did to his so we just repeated the process...

no scrapings on anything yet...