SoCal Alignment Shop: SPC Experienced?
01-21-2009, 11:04 PM
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SoCal Alignment Shop: SPC Experienced?
Im looking for an alignment shop in SoCal that has experience with the SPC front A Arms. Im installing them myself, but obvious i will need an alignment and id like to have it done by someone whom has had experience w/these arms because of the inherent VDC+ABS light issue.
I have read all about the SPC arms and read quite a bit on the forums. I know how the supposed fix is to adjust the ABS sensor bracket, but i want to go to an alignment shop that knows all about this issue and can do it right the first time. I DO NOT wish to go back to a shop multiple times for this issue, just like so many others have done.
ps i will be installing these A arms with the supplied brackets due to the fact that i will be needing quite a bit of camber adjustment.
SPC part # 72125
Thanks in Advance
_M
I have read all about the SPC arms and read quite a bit on the forums. I know how the supposed fix is to adjust the ABS sensor bracket, but i want to go to an alignment shop that knows all about this issue and can do it right the first time. I DO NOT wish to go back to a shop multiple times for this issue, just like so many others have done.
ps i will be installing these A arms with the supplied brackets due to the fact that i will be needing quite a bit of camber adjustment.
SPC part # 72125
Thanks in Advance
_M
Last edited by bikinilust; 01-22-2009 at 12:16 AM.
01-23-2009, 09:11 AM
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Im looking for an alignment shop in SoCal that has experience with the SPC front A Arms. Im installing them myself, but obvious i will need an alignment and id like to have it done by someone whom has had experience w/these arms because of the inherent VDC+ABS light issue.
I have read all about the SPC arms and read quite a bit on the forums. I know how the supposed fix is to adjust the ABS sensor bracket, but i want to go to an alignment shop that knows all about this issue and can do it right the first time. I DO NOT wish to go back to a shop multiple times for this issue, just like so many others have done.
ps i will be installing these A arms with the supplied brackets due to the fact that i will be needing quite a bit of camber adjustment.
SPC part # 72125
Thanks in Advance
_M
I have read all about the SPC arms and read quite a bit on the forums. I know how the supposed fix is to adjust the ABS sensor bracket, but i want to go to an alignment shop that knows all about this issue and can do it right the first time. I DO NOT wish to go back to a shop multiple times for this issue, just like so many others have done.
ps i will be installing these A arms with the supplied brackets due to the fact that i will be needing quite a bit of camber adjustment.
SPC part # 72125
Thanks in Advance
_M
01-23-2009, 10:58 AM
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call darrin at west end alignment. he's in gardena. does corner balancing and alignment for a lot of track cars.
most alignment guys won't know the complete details of your specific parts but i bet darrin will allow you to crawl under there with him and show him how you think it should be done.
edit: oh yeah, i should mention that it'll take one or two weeks lead time for an appointment/opening with him. yeah.... he's in high demand.
most alignment guys won't know the complete details of your specific parts but i bet darrin will allow you to crawl under there with him and show him how you think it should be done.
edit: oh yeah, i should mention that it'll take one or two weeks lead time for an appointment/opening with him. yeah.... he's in high demand.
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