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06-11-2019, 07:48 PM
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 Join Date: Nov 2018
Location: SoCal, SF
Posts: 147
2002 SC2
2001 SC2
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Re: Rebuilt suspension feels a little loosy goosy
I called another shop, a dedicated alignment shop, about 30 miles from where I live, the owner scoffed at caster/camber kits and said "it ain't needed with that car." which is what I thought at first.
He's also going to charge me $82 to inspect my work and the frame/suspension in general and put that fee toward any service. Which I think is fair. Especially since I know for a fact it needs some professional service. He also told me not to trust the printout from other shops because "no mechanic is going to tell his boss he just dropped a $2,000 precision alignment head". I like this guy. He gave me no B.S. |
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