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markjavierJun-12-02 08:28 AM
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#10104, "Alignment question"


          

I am having Prokits and Tokico adjustables put on, along with a camber kit from RRE . . .

when should I get my alignment after install:
- should I get it right after install?
- or wait a couple of days after the springs settle?


Thanks,
Mark
99 RS


PS- When they install the camber kit will they know how much to adjust it to?

  

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RE: Alignment question, slodsm, Jun-12-02 02:37 PM, #1
RE: Alignment question, Z87RSMan, Jun-12-02 03:22 PM, #2
      RE: Alignment question, proDMD, Jun-12-02 05:51 PM, #3
      RE: Alignment question, sonny bk, Jun-28-02 02:22 PM, #4
           RE: Alignment question, espilcEGS, Jun-29-02 02:04 AM, #5
                RE: Alignment question, eclipse_99rs, Jun-29-02 07:22 AM, #6

slodsmJun-12-02 02:37 PM
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#10105, "RE: Alignment question"
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Wait about a week.

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Z87RSManJun-12-02 03:22 PM
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#10106, "RE: Alignment question"
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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

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proDMDJun-12-02 05:51 PM
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#10107, "RE: Alignment question"
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do it yourself..where do you live? im sure someone close would help out..It took me all weekend but now I could do it in about 5hrs


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sonny bkJun-28-02 02:22 PM
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#10108, "RE: Alignment question"
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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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espilcEGSJun-29-02 02:04 AM
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#10109, "RE: Alignment question"
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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.

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eclipse_99rsJun-29-02 07:22 AM
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#10110, "RE: Alignment question"
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the $15 doller camber adjustment is on the 2gnt main page under mods!



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