Post accident repair, next step (frame)?

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It is somewhat extensive but you need to check how well the shop did. I did some research a while back when my sister's Accord was hit. Her's was worse. A good shop can correct it like new if they diagnose the issues properly. If they rushed and hacked, you'd be in trouble. In addition to your alignment specs (caster to check for square as opposed to diamond - you want your car squared perfectly), you can do a visual by having a friend drive your car with you following and driving around the vehicle at good speed. Follow your car 3-4 cars behind and check if your car is running straight and not traveling at an angle. Then look at it directly from behind to check if it is twisted or not. Try to get in front of your car with another driver and with you looking behind look at your hood line and check if it is square with your roof line. Most importantly of course is how well it drives at normal speed at normal roads and then at autocross.

MASH: Type of frame damage in which a portion of the side rail is bent down causing buckles to be formed on the underside.
UPPER RAIL: Part used on top of the shield to increase the strength of the front section.
SAG: Type of frame damage in which one or both side rails bend and sag at the cowl causing buckles to be formed on the top of the side rails.
Sway: Type of frame damage in which both sides of the rail is bent in the direction of the impact to the frame.

Good luck.

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