Don't hate the tease, hate the teaser! :P
05-11-2009, 02:11 AM
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Don't hate the tease, hate the teaser! :P
Look what i picked up from WheelSun...
My 18" are going to look HAWT! :P
Found a local shop to install em for $120 doubt it'll come with an alignment, gonna check another shop that i think does alignment...going to shoot for $100 since i'm a jew at heart :P
Before and After pics comming soon! *tease*
My 18" are going to look HAWT! :P
Found a local shop to install em for $120 doubt it'll come with an alignment, gonna check another shop that i think does alignment...going to shoot for $100 since i'm a jew at heart :P
Before and After pics comming soon! *tease*
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You'll want to wait a couple week to get an alignment so the springs can settle; I'd suggest going to West End Alignment in Gardena for the job, the guy does amazing work on all cars, from full race Porsche's to stock cars. Cost is $90 cash/check but well worth the trip, usually has about 2 week wait...
05-11-2009, 03:29 PM
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well... you're gonna have to wait 2weeks- a month for the drop to fully settle before you get an alignment ANYWAYS, so why NOT use the pro? especially if you're not going to have an SPC kit which will help it back to stock specs, and if you want SOME negative camber pros know what to do especially if their used to working on race porches
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well... you're gonna have to wait 2weeks- a month for the drop to fully settle before you get an alignment ANYWAYS, so why NOT use the pro? especially if you're not going to have an SPC kit which will help it back to stock specs, and if you want SOME negative camber pros know what to do especially if their used to working on race porches
