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Straightening bent "Chromoly" components

"4130 Chromoly" is used extensively throughout the ATV industry for high strength components such as A-arms and even ATV frames. These are expensive to purchase and hence my need to know how to straighten up a bent component. I bent an A-arm recently during a race and would not like to spend a bunch of money on a new set. Will one first have to anneal the A-arm and then heat treat again after it has been straightened?

Londt van der Merwe
- Mufulira, Zambia
2006

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