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Old 10-28-2013, 04:01 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by SubiePig View Post
^ this.

If all you do is take off the coilover, use a hex wrench and a socket to tighten the nut and reinstall the coilover you won't effect anything with the alignment.

I doubt the shop will do anything since that has nothing to do with making alignment changes they are not going to take the blame.
I will have to check it anyway. lol.. hope its not a issue of axis.


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Originally Posted by Jive Turkey View Post
if you just unbolt the coilover and dont adjust any heigh or anyhting else you wont change a thing. its all fixed.

you might be able to get a thin walled socket in there but you also need and allen key to keep it steady...might be a bitch on the car.

or see if hte shop that did the alignment will fix it for you since the symptoms happened AFTER alignment?
I will check the alignment first. Can only do it on Saturday cuz they close at 5pm at weekdays.
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