Wheel alignment with spring install?
Mar 12, 2011, 12:34 PM
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Will you NEED one? Maybe not but its always better to at least have it checked, mot places will do a free alignment check.
Just let the springs settle for a 100 miles/1 week before going to get it done.
Just let the springs settle for a 100 miles/1 week before going to get it done.
Mar 12, 2011, 01:57 PM
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Guys go get the alignment done, if not ur camber will be off and you will wear a spot on ur tire and ruin ur tires. Trust me im learning the hardway. New tires are expensive. So do yourself a favor and pay the 90 bucks or so for a alignment to avoid the 1000 you will pay for tires
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Mar 13, 2011, 12:43 AM
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firestone does a lifetime alignment for 180(which is a good deal bc you can bring it back for free every time you change rims/tires). its good if you switch from summer/winter tire or rims each season. now the spring install idk a friend of mine does my work for quick cash
Mar 13, 2011, 08:37 AM
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Yes its too much. Don't pay some goon in greasy shirt. Do it yourself. I did it in around 2 hours on my driveway. Just watch the instructional video. Than go to Sears get the 19.2 cordless impact driver for $99. Its as easy as changing oil. Read the tread about swift springs (last page) i posted pics when is done.
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Yes its too much. Don't pay some goon in greasy shirt. Do it yourself. I did it in around 2 hours on my driveway. Just watch the instructional video. Than go to Sears get the 19.2 cordless impact driver for $99. Its as easy as changing oil. Read the tread about swift springs (last page) i posted pics when is done.
Mar 13, 2011, 10:45 AM
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Yes its too much. Don't pay some goon in greasy shirt. Do it yourself. I did it in around 2 hours on my driveway. Just watch the instructional video. Than go to Sears get the 19.2 cordless impact driver for $99. Its as easy as changing oil. Read the tread about swift springs (last page) i posted pics when is done.
Don't you need a spring compresser too? I assume you could rent one from autozone.