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Old 07-13-2004, 01:24 AM
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Alignment Q.

I searched, didn't find anything that was answering my Q directly.

I want to install swaybars right now and wait with alignment untill I install new spings/tires. Do you think I should wait with sways and install them all together or they don't affect alignment much.

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Re: Alignment Q.

The reason a search did not turn up anything is because sway bar install's cannot effect alignment in any way on these cars. Go ahead and do the install in advance of the springs if you'd like.

Certainly get a alignment after the spring install of course.

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Re: Alignment Q.

Thank you for reply. That's what I thought, but wanted to confirm since the suspension on our cars is very sophisticated and alignment requirements might have been different from other cars I've owned.

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