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95DX · 07-04-2004, 02:30 AM

from what I've heard fwd vehicles are set up to do that (I notice it with my car and I havn't touched my sus. yet but I didn't notice it as much with my stock wheels compaired to my 17s) being lowered should have nothing to do with them being able to correcting it if they say it does they are most likely feeding you some bull sh-t unless they can't correct it enough then you would have to get a camber kit to fully correct it. it could be your tires and if that doesn't work then maybe either try another place for your alignment or find out whats wrong specificly and if you don't know if its really possible then ask around (unfortunately some mechanics will take advantage of women since many don't know much if anything about cars)

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07-04-2004, 02:30 AM	#7
95DX 2nd Gear Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: no longer Cal or AZ now in Pa at least until Feb Posts: 189	from what I've heard fwd vehicles are set up to do that (I notice it with my car and I havn't touched my sus. yet but I didn't notice it as much with my stock wheels compaired to my 17s) being lowered should have nothing to do with them being able to correcting it if they say it does they are most likely feeding you some bull sh-t unless they can't correct it enough then you would have to get a camber kit to fully correct it. it could be your tires and if that doesn't work then maybe either try another place for your alignment or find out whats wrong specificly and if you don't know if its really possible then ask around (unfortunately some mechanics will take advantage of women since many don't know much if anything about cars)