I went to network auto. Same place that did one of my drift cars. It's also close to me.firestone said no lifetime?? that's interesting. they didn't give me sh1t on my titan and it had uppers, lowers, steering, and fox coilovers. i wonder if they changed or if certain locations are picky
i went equal settings on wife's kdss, no noticeable lean :shrug: annoying that they all are a little bit different lol
Steering wheel is slightly off so I can always pull that card.Bring it back in a week and tell them it doesn't track straight or something. The truck should settle by then, and then tell them you want as close to 4 degrees of caster on both front wheels.
I went to network auto. Same place that did one of my drift cars. It's also close to me.
Didn't realize it was Firestone... Mood point now can't exactly undo it. Had the appointment ready to go. Will consider it when I get it aligned again.
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Interesting that's the first I've heard of it. For what it's worth the tech who did my drift cars isn't there anymore.ohhhhh SDHQ uses them, i wasn't all that impressed for how highly people talk about them, like yo firestone did just as good and that's FIRESTONE:lmao:
ohhhhh SDHQ uses them, i wasn't all that impressed for how highly people talk about them, like yo firestone did just as good and that's FIRESTONE:lmao:
Its a fairly easy job, requires little skill.
I aligned my rx7 and my mustang in my garage the old school diy way and never had any issues. I even checked the rx7 at TF Works and verified that i was doing it correctly.