I just lowered my car yesterday and the allignment is all f'd up. i called just tires to do an allignment today and they said they couldnt do it cuz they dont know the specs for the lowered car. does anyone know what allignemnt specs are, or where i can get the specs, for an 04 coupe with tein s-tech spring and stock shock?

thanx for the help

 

take it to a more reputable shop. just try to get close to factory specs (to start off).

 

Can anyone reccomend a reputable allignment shop near Encino, Ca?

 

No shop will do it unless u tell them that u dont want the factory settings.
Ask them to do with some negative camber, they will be able to do it.

 

Important to understand:
Alignment is actually STATIC MISALIGNMENT, a setting that at highway speed and load sets the tires correctly. Assuming oem design and new suspension bushings.

When you change geometry you create bump steer from tie rod angle change.

Generally tires work the best with a static negative 0.50-0.75 camber setting.