Sounds good
The shop is still thriving, just the exact guy that did mine isn't there. I would still go and trust them to align my car. It's Track.One in Nolensville. Mike Zusin is one of the owners and mechanics. I mean they work on exotics and have a super nice Hunter Hawkeye alignment machine.
It begins. :clap2:
This convincing took long enough :lol: Glad your doing it!
That's awesome, thanks jake!I would have them align to to close to my specs.
I should be there for the first half! Meetup then cruise over?
It's a small amount of variance, literally the wind can change your specs when on the machine. Once you get it all tightened down and roll the car back and forth and pull down on the suspension it can change slightly, so to get it absolutely perfect side to side is pretty tedious.
From my research I've found if you just toss the springs in and go for an alignment you can probably get fairly close. To get it perfectly aligned you will need either camber bolts or plates in the front, adjustable toe links in the rear, and potentially revised tie rod ends if you have an issue with bump steer.