Where to get an alignment after lowering?
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Where to get an alignment after lowering?
I dropped my sedan on Eibachs this weekend. I took it in yesterday to Firestone to get an alignment(I was enticed by the lifetime-alignment deal). I told everyone there it was lowered, including the guy that highcentered my car on the lift and got it stuck!! I don't have the time or the energy to tell the whole story, but needless to say I will never go back there. The 8 people they had working there didn't have a combined IQ of more than 120. Anyways, on to my question......
Has anyone had a hard time finding an alignment machine that you can get your car onto? Where did you take yours for an alignment?
Has anyone had a hard time finding an alignment machine that you can get your car onto? Where did you take yours for an alignment?
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Thanks for the replies. I called Sal's and they said that they could do it. I also found a place called SW Alignment, and they specialize in lowered cars.
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i heard good things about sal's.
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There's no reason a dealership couldn't do it. But they'll be more expensive. Also from personal experience, I can tell you that nobody will give your car the personal attention to detail that Sal's will. They will align it to exactly where you tell them you want the specs. They will treat your car like it's their own and treat you like a friend not a customer.
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There's no reason a dealership couldn't do it. But they'll be more expensive. Also from personal experience, I can tell you that nobody will give your car the personal attention to detail that Sal's will. They will align it to exactly where you tell them you want the specs. They will treat your car like it's their own and treat you like a friend not a customer.
Well how I could go somewhere else after a response like that! LOL. I'm getting my car lowered as well. I know someone who will do it $150 but would love for Sal to do it if didn't cost me an arm and leg.
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I dropped my sedan on Eibachs this weekend. I took it in yesterday to Firestone to get an alignment(I was enticed by the lifetime-alignment deal). I told everyone there it was lowered, including the guy that highcentered my car on the lift and got it stuck!! I don't have the time or the energy to tell the whole story, but needless to say I will never go back there. The 8 people they had working there didn't have a combined IQ of more than 120. Anyways, on to my question......
Has anyone had a hard time finding an alignment machine that you can get your car onto? Where did you take yours for an alignment?
Has anyone had a hard time finding an alignment machine that you can get your car onto? Where did you take yours for an alignment?
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Keep in mind springs will settle a bit, as long as you didn't put camber kits on as well and your alignments hideous I'd wait for a couple weeks and then get it done.
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I just talked to someone at Sals about the alignment and he said something quite interesting. I asked if they could get the specs as close to stock as they could with the eibach drop/spacers and he said not necessarily. He said they would align depending on the customers needs. Now I know people dial in more camber and what not for different fitments but wouldn't I want them to set the alignment for as close to stock as possible? Thoughts?