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Old 10-09-10, 09:17 PM
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i need an alignment asap

just swapped subframes a bit ago and i need a good shop to go to near salem, maybe further, to get a good alignment. front and rear. or if anyone has suggestions on where not to go i'd like to hear those too. i know how to adjust everything good enough to cruise around on but i'm looking to get it a little more "spot on". suggestions please.
Old 10-09-10, 11:42 PM
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Sears on Lancaster. I had them do my alignment on one of my 7's while I was in the car. They were able to dial in just a bit more negative camber up front too.
I'm sure they could let you know where its at and get it where you want.
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Mark at FD3SEngeering, knows a guy that does lifetime allinghnments for 150, to whatever specs you want. come in and have him fix it all you need. sounds like a good deal too me. I'll be going this route, at 150 it seems like a good deal. I do know its only like 70 for a normal allighnment.
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There is one on Liberty and Chemeketa that has a lifetime for $139. I had one done at AJ's for $45 a year ago.
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you can also use the fishing line method. it works well enough to beable to drive the car. Thats what I did after swapping my steering rack.
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Originally Posted by jinxed4dub
you can also use the fishing line method. it works well enough to beable to drive the car. Thats what I did after swapping my steering rack.
i already got it close using my "Super Awesome Method"

i just need it dialed in perfect. thanks for all the feedback guys!!!!
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