theQuaybee
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- First Name
- Kirk
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- Nov 27, 2022
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- Dallas, Tx
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- 20 Supra, 18 Audi Q7, 15 VW GTI
I can always put the stock traction arms back on and see what happens!I’d check dynamic toe. Put the car on the rack, remove the springs and sweep it through the full range of motion and see if the toe does anything funny.
the rear is particularly sensitive with the traction arm lengths. Literally a turn or two can make a big difference.
Yeah I don’t know, I’ll definitely ask next time. I just figure between the two performance alignment shops that do this stuff day in and day out, they would’ve made sure of that, but you never know!The question still stands around if the alignment guy made sure the suspension was settled when doing the alignment.
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