#10105, "RE: Alignment question" In response to Reply # 0
Wait about a week.
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#10106, "RE: Alignment question" In response to Reply # 1
DON'T pay someone to install your kits, do it yourself, it is EASY. Believe me, I'm 17 years old, not a bad mechanic but no genius and we installed rear springs and shocks today with $15 camber mod in under 2 hours. Front just requires a spring compressor but you can get info from Corbin's VFAQ on how to do everything else. Don't waste $120-$200 getting it installed, you can adjust the camber yourself and then wait a week or so for springs to settle.
Luke
1998 Mustang GT 5-speed 2002 Lone Star Shelby Cobra Replica
#10108, "RE: Alignment question" In response to Reply # 2
what's the $15 camber mod? Everyone talks about it. I just got springs & shocks. I'm going to try to install em. what is the rear mod so I can do it?
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#10109, "RE: Alignment question" In response to Reply # 4
I had one done a week after and then another a month later. It took a while for my springs to settle all the way. So far the tires have no wear problems after 6 months and 7000 miles.