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post Jun 22, 2006 - 11:36 PM
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so when exactly after installing new springs should i get an alignment? i keep getting told different things

some say right after
some say 1 week
some say 3 weeks
some say about 600-700miles...

so.. when should i get it done? cause i don't wanna get the alignment done only to find out i'll need another one soon after because the springs haven't settled yet


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post Jun 24, 2006 - 8:53 PM
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Wait, steering alignment and camber correction are 2 different things. steering Alignment is so that the steering is straight and your car does not pull to any side. Camber correction is for the one that creates tire wear. If you have a negative camber, which is common after lowering, is you will get wear on the inside of the tire. This is what you guys are more concerned about. So ask for both.

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post Jun 24, 2006 - 8:56 PM
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QUOTE(trdproven @ Jun 24, 2006 - 9:53 PM) [snapback]448543[/snapback]

Wait, steering alignment and camber correction are 2 different things. steering Alignment is so that the steering is straight and your car does not pull to any side. Camber correction is for the one that creates tire wear. If you have a negative camber, which is common after lowering, is you will get wear on the inside of the tire. This is what you guys are more concerned about. So ask for both.

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o i thought when you get an alignment they do all of it toe/camber and whatever else there is. but i'll make sure to ask for a full alignment. thanks for the heads up


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