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^^**** life, drive that thing to the ground! thats why we buy our cars anyways, TO DRIVE!
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Here is another option. Go to the marketplace, buy some stock springs and shocks, keep them together and just swap them out. It will be a cheaper way too.
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^True, but i still need an alignment.
I still havnt gotten an alignment after lowering my car. i should probably do that this spring haha
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Just get a lifetime alignment then have them do it for free everytime you raise or lower it. The one I got was just slighltly less than the cost of two alignments.
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Aside from that.... are coilovers ok to use in the snow?
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Well, before you say there is nothing to do, you should check out the college i want to attend first. Concordia in moorehead MN. Google it.Aside from that.... are coilovers ok to use in the snow?
Are you a Lutheran?
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just don't get those Firestone lifetime alignments.Originally Posted by 5150DS
Just get a lifetime alignment then have them do it for free everytime you raise or lower it. The one I got was just slighltly less than the cost of two alignments.
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Off subject a bit but yea haha you run your X in the snow??
lots of multi-millionaires live here too... doesnt mean it's not a ****-hole ~Originally Posted by Wannabe6MT
lol yea, but get this. i thought the same thing. Until i went there and discovered it is a college town with lots of wealth. Their economy is very strong, and lots of multi millionaires live up there. 3 Universities as well.Off subject a bit but yea haha you run your X in the snow??
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I went to an average ( maybe slightly below average ) sized school in small town USA, and I had a blast during my undergrad. It's all about the friends (frats help with this) you make and how you spend your college years. Sure, every time I go to Austin I wish I went to UT, but I had things to do at my UNI constantly, and there was never a weekend that I wasn't at a party or with friends at a bar. I'm sure Concordia has its share of nightlife, parties, and events. Also, if you have a gf...dump her now, it'll make college much more enjoyable
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I renege on that last sentence...don't take my advice...probably why I'm single now at the end of my college career. haha
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I'll look into that. Thanks!Originally Posted by 5150DS
Just get a lifetime alignment then have them do it for free everytime you raise or lower it. The one I got was just slighltly less than the cost of two alignments.
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no. Im Catholic.Originally Posted by 5150DS
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This is a pretty sweet school because the class sizes are small, and the school really does a lot of things to get you 'involved' and to make friends. The school looks like an awesome place to go.Originally Posted by phrocker
I went to an average ( maybe slightly below average ) sized school in small town USA, and I had a blast during my undergrad. It's all about the friends (frats help with this) you make and how you spend your college years. Sure, every time I go to Austin I wish I went to UT, but I had things to do at my UNI constantly, and there was never a weekend that I wasn't at a party or with friends at a bar. I'm sure Concordia has its share of nightlife, parties, and events. Also, if you have a gf...dump her now, it'll make college much more enjoyable
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^ awesome. Hope you enjoy it
Btw, on the line of the lifetime alignments. Doesn't that assume the shop will be around the areas you move to? Only company I could find with a quick google search was firestone. They seem pretty good.
http://www.firestonecompleteautocare...suspension.jsp
Anyone have any problems getting cars realigned after getting suspension work? IE, did they recognize aftermarket suspension and deny you?
Btw, on the line of the lifetime alignments. Doesn't that assume the shop will be around the areas you move to? Only company I could find with a quick google search was firestone. They seem pretty good.
http://www.firestonecompleteautocare...suspension.jsp
Anyone have any problems getting cars realigned after getting suspension work? IE, did they recognize aftermarket suspension and deny you?
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Do you really need an alignment if your just lifting your car up? I ahvnt gotten one since i lowered my car back in early july lol
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Explains the wierd tire wear pattern on my 19s haha. Guess i'll have to get it checked out.

