Alignment & lowering springs ???
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Alignment & lowering springs ???
Going to finally install some springs on my car this saturday. What I was wondering was how much do a set of lowering springs throw off alignment? I just got the car back from the shop and it was just aligned while it was there.
I realize camber may be off especially in the rear, but how bad would it be on my tires if I drove around after installing springs?? I won't have camber arms for at least a month so I was hoping I could wait until then to get everything aligned. Any thoughts?????
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I realize camber may be off especially in the rear, but how bad would it be on my tires if I drove around after installing springs?? I won't have camber arms for at least a month so I was hoping I could wait until then to get everything aligned. Any thoughts?????
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Thanks for the reply bud.
So the only thing thats going to be effected is camber?? I do realize that the rears are non adjustable. I am getting custom adjustable camber arms for the rear. I was just wondering if it was any harm in driving the car around for a month or so after installing the springs. The adjustable camber arms are going to require an alignment. I just don't want to do it now, and then a second time once the adjustable arms are here.
thanks again.
So the only thing thats going to be effected is camber?? I do realize that the rears are non adjustable. I am getting custom adjustable camber arms for the rear. I was just wondering if it was any harm in driving the car around for a month or so after installing the springs. The adjustable camber arms are going to require an alignment. I just don't want to do it now, and then a second time once the adjustable arms are here.
thanks again.