Rep Power: 0

like the title says, how do they do it? im dropped pretty low,(no wheel gap) and i didnt know if it was to low for them to do it, or if i gotta drive up on a ramp, or what. you do have to leave it at the ride height you want when aligning it right? sorry, i dont know anything about alignment. thanks in advance.

 
Rep Power: 412

Well they can put boards on the ramps to help your car up. If they can't get it up then you can't do an alignment. Just have to find some place willing to work with your car. Yes, it supposed to be at the ride height you want.

 
Rep Power: 0

try ntb and some local shops may do it too.

 
Rep Power: 416

i barely got mine up on the rack. some ramps are steeper than others

 
Rep Power: 327

We do all our alignments in a pit, so ride height is only a factor if the bumper is in the way of the alignmnet heads. Sometimes the front bumper needs to be pulled off on REAL low cars with body kits

 
Rep Power: 0

well we will find out tom. at 10:00 then i guess. ha

 
Rep Power: 327

i guess so civicdude04 detective

 
Rep Power: 0

I went to alignment shop today and they a low profile ramp specifically for lowered cars.

-3.2 on rear SPC camber kit installed and will be corrected soon as I raised the car a bit. Just enough so I dont have to shave the side of the fender when camber is corrected.

 
Rep Power: 0

took it in, everything worked out great, and my car is out again!

 
Rep Power: 0

Im curious, do you have a stock wheels/tires?

 
Rep Power: 0

nope. 17" ADR M-Sport with nitto 215/40/17 tires

 
Rep Power: 0

civicdude04, the wobble on the front is gone. The springs was properly secured on the top part of the strut. I revised my review of Hayame.

One of the member asked about the rattling of front, I advised him to check the springs if they are properly secured using the top 2 locking perch.

I am happy....

 
Rep Power: 0

518, yea im pretty happy with them as well. i got one question though. the right rear makes a noise every once in a while and im not sure what it is. it sounds like the shock bottoming out, but i know thats not what it is. anyone know? im going to check my locknuts to make sure they are tight

 
Rep Power: 0

All of our complaints are the same I get that from time to time. I checked it all day yesterday and everything was secured and locked. Still making noises from time to time.

 
Rep Power: 0

well im glad it is not just me then, haha

 
Rep Power: 0

What was your alignment settings again?

thanks.