What do you think?
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What do you think?
I have been debating this for awhile, but my truck is about an inch lower on the passenger side and I was wondering if I cranked the right side torsion bar to even it out, if it would mess up the alignment. I don't want to dish out $80 bucks to get it aligned and don't want to crank it and just leave it and waste my tires.
Trying to save money for furniture and don't need to waste it cause the leaning bugs me.
What are your thoughts?
thanks
Trying to save money for furniture and don't need to waste it cause the leaning bugs me.
What are your thoughts?
thanks
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It would drive me nuts . I say go for it and pay close attention to where it is before u start turing it in case u notice something different in the steering. Seems there are different thoughts on this as i have heard that its ok to turn em a little without a alignmentand have also heard u have to have it done.Mine are cranked all the way, then I backed the higher side down so it would be even.
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Originally Posted by thesoundmaster
plus, I don;t know if they're still doing it, but out here Firestone was doing lifetime alignments for the initial $75... everything after that was free
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Originally Posted by camodown
That is where I got mine the first time and it was the cheapest place I could find here and it was $80, they said lifetime alignment was $140. But maybe I will check again to see if they are doing that here
I know I'll be doing that when the Ranger needs an alignment!
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Originally Posted by jasonsfx4
80 for an alignment wow here i can get them for 29.99-49.99
It's like when I bought my shocks, I didn't feel like messing with them since I don't have a lot of tools here and called around to see some prices to install them. I was thinking $30 since it's not very much work and prices ranged from 129.99 to 259.99. Just to install shocks. So I said hell with that and just did it myself. I couldn't believe how much they were asking.
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