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alignment... best left to a shop? 120-130 1967

posted by  Bradley on  Thu Jun 19 15:40 CST 2003
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Ben: With all due respect to W3, why wouldn't you want to have a professional do the alignment, especially since the car pulls to the right, and you've done some pretty decent work to the suspension? Most any tire shop, Sears, and many Independant shops have the rack and the equipment to get the thing right in line, can prob'ly do it while you wait, will be sure to get the steering wheel STRAIGHT and while under the car, just might be in a position to see if there is anything that you might have missed, or otherwise needs attention. Besides, why risk premature wear of your tires if you don't get it right yourself, and remember, if the shop screws it up, they have insurance or will otherwise be compelled to make it right. On the other hand, if you mess it up...you're on your own, baby! My opinion is that the $50 (or less...look at the flyers in the Sunday paper) is money well spent for a pro to do it.

Brad






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