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Mario -

I agree with Rob Logan.  If you can get your wing straight in the jig, then 
when you bond the lower wing skin on it will lock it into position.  I'll go 
further to say that if a little heat is required to relax the structure enough 
to make it fit, go for it.  On the other hand, I would not use heat on the spar 
to twist it -- only on the skin.

- Rob Wolf