anyone know of any shops that do alignments for lowered cars? and for the low too if possible..?
anyone know of any shops that do alignments for lowered cars? and for the low too if possible..?
i hope you hae a camber kit, cause yourwasting your money if you dont. i mean, they can set your toe to spec, but depending n how low you are, your going to get still get inner tire wear from camber, which they cant adjust on most foreign vehicles, hondas especially. i believe toyotas your can and nissans you can to some degree....
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but ntb and kauffman does them, i now. i think kauffmans price was 99.99 and ntb was 79.99. i worked at both
98 Acura Integra LS-DD
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when i went to kauffman, i told them that honda down the street does it for X amount of dollars, and they honored honda's price.(think it was 59.99 or something of the sort)Originally Posted by b18ej1
other than that, check these threads:
shop that does tire alignments
Allignment issues...
holdens automotive right across from south gwinnett high school does excellent work
mahdavi motorsports!
kauffman did mine. 99 bux. everythings pretty much in spec, but then again, i only lowered mine by an inch or so.
if your on the southside, go to goodtime auto next to the flea market off jonesboro.
tell him richard sent you and he will do ANY car regardless of height for 40$.
PS. they did my car when it was all the way down, and people on here can vouch mines was stupid slammed lol
kauffman tire has the highest prices of everything! couple of my freinds did not listen to me and they got alligments there and paid $120 no camber kit adjustments just the regular F+R, lol there are so many places that do four wheel allignments for $50-60, tirestar, stone mountain auto care, etc. and if your lowered about 2-3in and if you got a camber kit with the control arms than just pull it as far as it can go towards you, tighten it than go get an allignment most likely 95% chance that your camber is good to go without paying extra for a camber adjustment