YOUR RESEARCHWheel Alignment
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Finally had my Ceika coilovers installed. Went to NTB for an alignment but the car was too low to get on the lift. I have a front lip installed. Any recommendation on where I should go where a lowered car can get on the lift? I�m not slammed but much lower than without coilovers and it looks great.
I like a shop called Brain and Jims, they r in Wilmington, DE. Maybe u should post a location?
Norther VA I was looking for one of chain facilities that could possibly accommodate me. NTB no go. Three local shops - again too low. Coilover guys who did you use?
I dont really understand the chain guys not wanting the work. My local firestone wont pull a nail and plug a tire on a 2500 truck because they dont have a lift big enough. I guess they didnt have a floor jack? All they have to do is drive onto a 4post lift and raise the car. Make the ramp a little longer and its not an issue. Basically lazy techs. Find a smaller shop that has decent mechanics. I have at least 4 shops in a 5 mile radius that can do a porsche but would only trust 2 of them. Hopefully someone in N.VA can help u out.
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