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Old 02-08-05, 01:37 AM
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stupid alignment question..

ok, im doing a 5 lug conversion, and also upgrading my suspension a bit....
i'm noticing a bit of camber problem, and also a little pulling on the front....
is there any basic alignment things i can do myself, or do i need to take it
to an alignment shop to get it all set right?
i've got some new z rated tires that i really dont want to have ruined due to miss alignment...

thanks,
alan
Old 02-08-05, 01:46 AM
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You might as well get a real alignment then. Anytime you do major suspension work, you're alignment is going to be off. And having Z-rated tires, the effects of having bad alignment are going to be magnified. Just get it done at a real aligment place.
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yeah, that's what i figured hopefully it will be alright till i get some spare money for an alignment job.
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should cost around $65 for all 4 wheels, unless u can get the hookup
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oh, that's not too bad then... guess i chould just take it to midas, lol.
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try an NTB or Tires Plus if you have one locally. They usually use some pretty good equipment to do alignment.
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Make sure your alignment shop understands that the rears have to be aligned also.
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Originally Posted by Chuck
Make sure your alignment shop understands that the rears have to be aligned also.
yeah... like i said... 4 wheel alignment.
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