Alignment: 2 or 4 wheel ??
#2
Since you can't align the rear, you could do just 2. BUT it's probably a good idea to see if the back is wacked.... if the measurements are really far off on the back, you could have bent some suspension parts.
-Shing
-Shing
#3
Thanks Shing. The car feels fine, but everyone says the alignment should be done after lowering it, so I'll go ahead and get that done. n/m
Originally posted by Shingles
Since you can't align the rear, you could do just 2. BUT it's probably a good idea to see if the back is wacked.... if the measurements are really far off on the back, you could have bent some suspension parts.
-Shing
Since you can't align the rear, you could do just 2. BUT it's probably a good idea to see if the back is wacked.... if the measurements are really far off on the back, you could have bent some suspension parts.
-Shing
#5
Originally posted by davis449
I have a a 3rd gen and I know that the suspensions are completely different but I was told that when I get my Eibachs that I will have to get both the front and rear end aligned. Just thought I would share this info.
I have a a 3rd gen and I know that the suspensions are completely different but I was told that when I get my Eibachs that I will have to get both the front and rear end aligned. Just thought I would share this info.
#6
SHING
Hey Shing, can you take a look at my alignment numbers (in my other post) and tell me if they sound right, thanks.
Originally posted by Shingles
That's because you have independent rear suspension where you can adjust certain things. 4th gen has a rear log suspension where nothing is adjustable.
Originally posted by davis449
I have a a 3rd gen and I know that the suspensions are completely different but I was told that when I get my Eibachs that I will have to get both the front and rear end aligned. Just thought I would share this info.
I have a a 3rd gen and I know that the suspensions are completely different but I was told that when I get my Eibachs that I will have to get both the front and rear end aligned. Just thought I would share this info.
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