Shops that do corner balancing and alignment in Sacramento
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Shops that do corner balancing and alignment in Sacramento
Just installed a set of ISC coilovers on my WRX and need to get the car corner balanced and aligned. It's not slammed so it shouldn't have a problem getting on most alignment racks. I would've gone to my normal alignment guy as he was someone I could trust with my car and knew he did a good job but he decided to close up shop for good due to business being way too slow.
Looking to get this done within the next week or so if anyone has any suggestions for places they've taken their cars to and are happy with. Thanks guys
Looking to get this done within the next week or so if anyone has any suggestions for places they've taken their cars to and are happy with. Thanks guys
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Thanks for the responses. I saw a couple when I did a google search for corner balancing but one is no longer in business and the other looks like they only service German vehicles. Still open for suggestions, I'll check with Paul as well.
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Do you have adjustable endlinks? You can't corner balance a car without them. And if the car isn't going to be a competition car setting the ride height and aligning is good enough. Not worth spending buku bucks for corner balancing for most.
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Front endlinks are adjustable. Good to know as far as the rest of it goes. I was looking to do some autoX and a track day here and there but not much more than that. I've already set ride height and spring preload (according to manufacturer setup procedure) and was pretty OCD about doing that, lol. Guess I'll just get it aligned and call it good for now. Thanks.
Front endlinks are adjustable. Good to know as far as the rest of it goes. I was looking to do some autoX and a track day here and there but not much more than that. I've already set ride height and spring preload (according to manufacturer setup procedure) and was pretty OCD about doing that, lol. Guess I'll just get it aligned and call it good for now. Thanks.
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