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| Topic subject | spring install gone good |
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18050, spring install gone good Posted by zerog16, May-29-03 10:36 AM
i installed my goldlines this weekend on my stock struts. I really like the way it turned out. I did the 15 dolla camber and it worked nicely. Now my question. Do I really need an alignment? My car doesn't seem offline when I drive it.

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18052, RE: spring install gone good Posted by BoostedGS, May-29-03 11:01 AM
If you're car still steers straight, then your left-right alignment is probably still okay, but lowering the car could have thrown off the heel-toe alignment too. You won't be able to feel that when you're driving, but it can wear down your tires faster. It might still be worth getting the alignment done cuz that's cheaper than new tires.
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18053, RE: spring install gone good Posted by xEclipsE RaceRx, May-29-03 12:06 PM
GET AN ALIGNMENT! I cant stress this any much more, it will suck buying new tires
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18055, RE: spring install gone good Posted by daltah, May-29-03 02:41 PM
How nice is the ride with the goldlines on?
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18057, RE: spring install gone good Posted by zerog16, May-29-03 03:52 PM
The ride isn't that bad. I thought it would be alot worse. But then again, I'm not that picky about the smoothness of the ride.
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18061, RE: spring install gone good Posted by mitsuman297, May-30-03 12:20 AM
at least someone had some success with installing their goldlines this last weekend. Lucky you.
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