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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Is it absolutely necessary to do an alignment when you install H&R springs? Would you trust the job to a well respected after market shop. There's a well thought of shop here in Nashville called Music City P&A, and we all know what the P stands for. TireRack recognizes them as a wheel & tire installer, for whatever that's worth. Opinions, please.

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You'll need the alignment.... period. Once everything is out it is necessary to do it again.... No matter how good anyone is, it is necessary to do it again...... But then again if you're the type that likes little surprises then "knock yourself out".... -Eli

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Yes a 4 wheel alignment is mandatory. The shop needs to be intimately familiar with setting up 993-996 Kinematic toe. Check with your local PCA for a good Porsche shop.

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These posts on alignments scare me. I recently had a altercation with a 15" curb at speed and broke my lower control arm among other parts. With the other repairs, I'm having my PSS9's installed and ride height set. The body shop has a good reputation with exotic cars and came reconmended by a local Porsche shop. The body shop will be doing the alignment themselves. How worried should I be? More on topic, how long should i wait to do the second alignment? ...especial given it's being done by a body shop? The good news is the suspension guy knew exactly what I was talking about when I told him X74 specs.

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Think I saw this post on 6-spd.... Nice photos... But some shops have the full-set up now since they pretty much dish out the work if they don't have the machine... Might as well find out if their work is good before it leaves..... If they have the reputation you speak of then let them finish it up.... -Eli

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