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Old 12-05-2003, 10:23 PM
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would i need an alignment after changing my gc 200/180 spring rate springs to a higher springrate?
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Default Re: alignment after switching springs? (CiViC KiD)

if the geometry hasn't been affected - no. otherwise, yes.
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Default Re: alignment after switching springs? (jwn7)

what do you mean by "geometry"?
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Default Re: alignment after switching springs? (CiViC KiD)

if the ride height is the same from the old vs new spring, then no. if different, probably.
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umm it would save you some money on tires.. but its not really needed unles the ride hieght was changed.. besides a little negative camber helps the handling
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