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YOUR RESEARCHAlignment sensitivity

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Run 255/40

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I'm running 255/40 on the rear, and I seem to be steadily fighting the keep the car straight (it always tends to pull toward the curb...slightly favoring the right side).

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Adjust lift

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I think they'll also align your **** for that, but you have to tell them in advance so they can adjust the lift.

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I think they'll also align your **** for that, but you have to tell them in advance so they can adjust the lift.

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Check alignment and know

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Check the alignment and know that if you have a C4S than you'll require a 4 wheel alignment.

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I think they'll also align your **** for that, but you have to tell them in advance so they can adjust the lift.

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Check alignment and know

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Check the alignment and know that if you have a C4S than you'll require a 4 wheel alignment.

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Run 255/40

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

I'm running 255/40 on the rear, and I seem to be steadily fighting the keep the car straight (it always tends to pull toward the curb...slightly favoring the right side).

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A third question to my newbie encounters...how sensitive are these Pcars to the crown in the road? I'm running 255/40 on the rear, and I seem to be steadily fighting the keep the car straight (it always tends to pull toward the curb...slightly favoring the right side). Is this common, or do I have alignment issues? If so, is it $$$ to get alignments done on these, any tips? Thanks

POST 2Original post

No not common, TKX perfprmance does mine for 100$.(AWD)

POST 3Original post

Check the alignment and know that if you have a C4S than you'll require a 4 wheel alignment. Chris, that's a good price. I'm looking for an indy shop near me that can do it, they need to have the Porsche Computer. Rob

POST 4Original post

Chris, pinch me if I'm dreaming. $100? Is that with an OEM unit and 4 wheel? Looks like I'm taking a trip to the Island soon.

POST 5Original post

That's what he charged me last time, yes with the Porsche machine, of course I've spent a bunch $$ there

POST 7Original post

Edward, Manhattan Motor Cars only want about $700 for an alignment. I think they'll also align your **** for that, but you have to tell them in advance so they can adjust the lift. Rob

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