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Old 04-07-2003   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation Steering wheel not aligned w/ wheels

I just got through a DIY goldline springs install, and now my steering wheel isn't aligned correctly, i.e. i have to keep the steering wheel turned slightly to the left to keep the car going straight. anyone know what the problem might be?

i was thinking that it my be that the tie bar was moved when i was trying to remove the tie rod???

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btw, the drop is perfect (sorry no pics) and ride is ok.
took me about 9 hours. thanks vnlilman for diy write-up!
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Your allignment is off. that is the toe, wait 2 weeks then get an allignment and it will return to normal
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yea just take it to an automotive shop and say you need alignment, should be only like 20 bucks. Everybody has to do that when they lower their car, dont worry
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anytime you lower, you should always get an alignment.
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ohh ok (sigh of relief). i'll wait about a week and get an alignment. thanks buddies
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Front end alignments aruond here are usually $50. Full 4 wheel alignments are $70 :| Anyways before getting an alignment did you also get a front & rear camber kit? This is in case your camber is way out of spec.
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why is it necessary to wait a week or more for an alignment after lowering?
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why is it necessary to wait a week or more for an alignment after lowering?
Just to make sure the springs/shocks are better settled in
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