lowering and alignment question
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From: Houston, Tx Got traction?
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St. Jude Donor '07-'08
It would be best if you had it done. You're not guaranteed that perfect of an alignment from the factory anyways, it might be best to get an alignment regardless.
Chirs
Chirs
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From: ~The DARKSIDE Group~
Originally Posted by Stangkiller
It would be best if you had it done. You're not guaranteed that perfect of an alignment from the factory anyways, it might be best to get an alignment regardless.
Chirs
Chirs
after 10,000 miles on my '04 and the suspension upgrades noted in my sig I sure needed an alignment. 
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St. Jude Donor '08
Yes,, you will need an alignment. It will most likely cause your tires to wear baddly in the inside edges If you have good tires now, you wont have them for long and if you have margional tires now, you will have bad tires even sooner.
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Originally Posted by Bill Curlee
Yes,, you will need an alignment. It will most likely cause your tires to wear baddly in the inside edges If you have good tires now, you wont have them for long and if you have margional tires now, you will have bad tires even sooner.
BC
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Happens to me .... over 13K miles on the runflat. 
