I got an alignment and here are the results...
Does the wheel alignment look better after? I have no knowledge of what the numbers mean and what is considered good or bad. Your honest feedback is greatly appreciated.
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You had seriously jacked up toe before.
After looks good. Your tires will certainly enjoy the "after" numbers much more.
After looks good. Your tires will certainly enjoy the "after" numbers much more.
Not just better, it looks perfect for a mildly lowered Civic/Integra.
You never did state what car, but I'm going to assume a Honda (because its on here) and FWD (because of the specified rear toe in). I would even venture to guess a 96-00 Civic, due to the rear camber.
Do I win a prize, or am I wrong?
You never did state what car, but I'm going to assume a Honda (because its on here) and FWD (because of the specified rear toe in). I would even venture to guess a 96-00 Civic, due to the rear camber.
Do I win a prize, or am I wrong?
Not just better, it looks perfect for a mildly lowered Civic/Integra.
You never did state what car, but I'm going to assume a Honda (because its on here) and FWD (because of the specified rear toe in). I would even venture to guess a 96-00 Civic, due to the rear camber.
Do I win a prize, or am I wrong?
You never did state what car, but I'm going to assume a Honda (because its on here) and FWD (because of the specified rear toe in). I would even venture to guess a 96-00 Civic, due to the rear camber.
Do I win a prize, or am I wrong?
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They had always done a reasonable (n ot great, but reasonable) job for me with stock cars before that though.
Might have just been a one time bad experience, but I'll never have any work on my modified car performed at Sears again.
thats just fine.
good that you didnt drive longer with the severe toe out up front. but that crap is normal after lowering. see, its the toe, not the goddam camber that chews up tires. your camber is just fine.
good that you didnt drive longer with the severe toe out up front. but that crap is normal after lowering. see, its the toe, not the goddam camber that chews up tires. your camber is just fine.

I paid 99$ at NTB for unlimited alignments for as long as I own the car! Best investment I ever made, especially for somebody who likes tweaking things. I've been back at least 10 times in the past few months.
I really think it depends on the employees that work there. I have camber kits and they were nice enough to line it up and did all four alignment and also i was wrong about the 30 day warranty. It's 60 day warranty. lol...but yeah GL!
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