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no1udknow · 09-11-2014, 01:41 PM

So I called around to see how much one would be, and unfortunately $75 was too much for me to afford at the moment, so I decided to try and bend it back. The only caveat is that it is A) fairly sturdy, and B) too big to fit in my tiny shop press. so I decided to use a makeshift press by putting a machine on my lift at work and using the weight to straighten it...

and just like that BAM!!! purdy straight.

09-11-2014, 01:41 PM	#53
no1udknow Registered User Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Sacramento,California Posts: 696	Re: 68 c10 2wd in Sacramento, CA So I called around to see how much one would be, and unfortunately $75 was too much for me to afford at the moment, so I decided to try and bend it back. The only caveat is that it is A) fairly sturdy, and B) too big to fit in my tiny shop press. so I decided to use a makeshift press by putting a machine on my lift at work and using the weight to straighten it... and just like that BAM!!! purdy straight. __________________ Built not bought! My dad always tried to convince me HEI was pointless! Welding is a lot like sex, you don't have to be great with the rod as long as you thoroughly prep the surface and your good at grinding My build : 68 C10 Short Bed Conversion