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<blockquote data-quote="Tractionless1" data-source="post: 9690081" data-attributes="member: 59392"><p>You will not face any of the associated problems above if you use a reputible non-discount type shop. I wouldn't use a $140 lifetime shop and expect magic on a lowered/altered car. I use a roadracing shop who specializes in corner weighting etc., read..........no way they can F'up my street alingment. They are the only shop I have seen adjusting tire pressures to make sure they are appropriate and at the typical level the owner runs them at for street driving. After they make adjustments they roll the car back and forth on the rack to settle the suspension for maximum accuracy. </p><p></p><p>As always you get what you pay for.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tractionless1, post: 9690081, member: 59392"] You will not face any of the associated problems above if you use a reputible non-discount type shop. I wouldn't use a $140 lifetime shop and expect magic on a lowered/altered car. I use a roadracing shop who specializes in corner weighting etc., read..........no way they can F'up my street alingment. They are the only shop I have seen adjusting tire pressures to make sure they are appropriate and at the typical level the owner runs them at for street driving. After they make adjustments they roll the car back and forth on the rack to settle the suspension for maximum accuracy. As always you get what you pay for. [/QUOTE]
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