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bigrobwoot · 2009-07-22, 09:37 AM

Oh ok, now I see where you were going with that. So not only are they better, but I get a free TomTom. Haha.

And as for the tread wear: ironically it is both front and rear, but the driver side is worse, because I abuse my tires getting on the freeway from Robb drive

Also, when I got an alignment last, the people at Big O (?) by Safeway on Mae Anne and McCarran said that they can't adjust the rear camber without an alignment kit, which I didn't have money for at the time. I don't remember what the specs of my alignment were at the moment, but it was pretty neg all the way around. The front slightly less than the rear tho. I wanna say -.8ish up front, -1.2 rear? They could check the rear, but not adjust it? Also seems weird that I could mess it up installing springs, but they can't fix it the way I messed it up?

2009-07-22, 09:37 AM	#8
bigrobwoot EJ251 Real Name: Rob Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Reno Posts: 679 Car: 2019 CBS WRX Premium Class: Middle Shoot for the moon, because even if you miss, you'll still be among the stars	Oh ok, now I see where you were going with that. So not only are they better, but I get a free TomTom. Haha. And as for the tread wear: ironically it is both front and rear, but the driver side is worse, because I abuse my tires getting on the freeway from Robb drive Also, when I got an alignment last, the people at Big O (?) by Safeway on Mae Anne and McCarran said that they can't adjust the rear camber without an alignment kit, which I didn't have money for at the time. I don't remember what the specs of my alignment were at the moment, but it was pretty neg all the way around. The front slightly less than the rear tho. I wanna say -.8ish up front, -1.2 rear? They could check the rear, but not adjust it? Also seems weird that I could mess it up installing springs, but they can't fix it the way I messed it up?