Alignment question
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My car was pulling to the right as well and still did after the alignment. Turned out to be radial runout and the tech cured it by swapping the front tires side to side. If your tires are not directional try swapping them and see if it cures your pull. Still a good idea to check the alignment. I got the original alignment for $135 (tax in). They suggested installing camber bolts and the re-alignment was $433.51 (tax in) with bolt installation so watch out for that trap!




Mort,why your car pull right,did you lower it or change the tire,I saw some member had that problem with just changing tire,this is my first AMG,so I don't know much about AMG, only had it for 3 mons,thanks again.
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Last edited by DuaneC63; Apr 18, 2012 at 05:16 PM.
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My car pulls to the right also after installing H&R lowering springs & alignment. Tried swapping front tires first but same thing & seeing my front camber is just out of spec, -1.9 & -2.0 vs -1.8 max I'll get the camber bolts.




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My car pulls to the right also after installing H&R lowering springs & alignment. Tried swapping front tires first but same thing & seeing my front camber is just out of spec, -1.9 & -2.0 vs -1.8 max I'll get the camber bolts.
Not entirely sure on the number of bolts required because they told me they ordered four but only installed two, one per side. The dealer charged me $35.15 per bolt = $70.30 and $95.00 to install plus tax.
My front camber went from -2.25 left; -2.10 right to -1.80 left; -1.65 right after installing the camber bolts.
Last edited by Mort; Apr 23, 2012 at 03:26 PM. Reason: Camber settings
My front camber went from -2.25 left; -2.10 right to -1.80 left; -1.65 right after installing the camber bolts.
After looking around some more I saw that the bolt on the upper & lower tables is what is changed & depending on the amount of correction needed maybe both would be needed.
Step 1: measure ride height and adjust with STAR for proper geometry.
That is the step a lot of them can not do. Of course if you have lowered the car, then skip the dealer because they are not trained for that. Also, do not be surprised without camber bushings (offset center bushing) to be able to get the alighnment correct.
Good luck
EDIT: "Doh" your guys are steel suspension... never mind.
Last edited by Jon2007E63P30; Apr 25, 2012 at 04:39 PM.
Would it go on the upper to push the top out or the lower to pull it in?
Also, is there a steering angle reset that should be done after in regards to the ESC?
TIA
I have never needed to adjust anything after the alignment





