I'm so lazy

mYbabYLeGend · 08-22-02, 01:57 AM

I'm so lazy, i let my bad alignment do the changing the lanes.

anyway how much is it for an alighnment?
-hass

Triton3K · 08-22-02, 02:22 AM

Man, im in the same perdicament as you, I gotta get an alignment so bad. I get mines done at Sears for about $50 or $60 and the good thing about it is that you can come in as many times within 6 months to get an alignment done.

92LS · 08-22-02, 11:30 AM

I had mine done at pep-boys for $49.99. I got to see the specs before and after so I know it was done. My car still drifts to the right though, go figure.

Octane · 08-22-02, 11:43 AM

I think its supposed to drift slightly to the right (assuming you are on the right side of the crown on the road).

It should drift slightly to the right when you are on the right side of the road and slightly to the left when you are on the left side of the road (like when you are in the passing lane of a 1 way street or left lane of a separated highway). This means that if you are driving on pavement that is perfectly flat (or if you drove in the exact middle of the road) you would be going straight.

The problem with setting up your alignment so that you travel in a straight line when on the right side of the crown on the road is that if/when you were to go onto the left side of the road the car would dift badly to the left (and into a guardrail or oncoming traffice etc)....

....this is just my thinking anyway.....

92coupeon18s · 08-22-02, 12:24 PM

man i went to 10 places in my area and everyone could not get my car on the rack because its so low. Then i have to take it to a very expensive buttler tires and pay damn $95 for one they actually charge a $20 lowered car fee how gay is that. Oh well its part of the price of having a badass

--cody

08-22-02, 01:57 AM	#1 (permalink)
mYbabYLeGend Sexy Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: MI Posts: 7,522 Car 1: 91 l sedan Car 2: 94 gs sedan--sold Car 3: 97 sc300 iTrader: (0)	I'm so lazy I'm so lazy, i let my bad alignment do the changing the lanes. anyway how much is it for an alighnment? -hass __________________ RIP ZAK <----master of the unibrow Im carrying Darriths baby -da hass man http://www.acura-legend.com/gallery/file.php?n=169&w=l 91 L sedan- few mods 94 Gs- sold 97 Sc300-stock for now

08-22-02, 12:24 PM	#5 (permalink)
92coupeon18s Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ATL Posts: 3,116 Car 1: 12sec E36 M3 iTrader: (0)	man i went to 10 places in my area and everyone could not get my car on the rack because its so low. Then i have to take it to a very expensive buttler tires and pay damn $95 for one they actually charge a $20 lowered car fee how gay is that. Oh well its part of the price of having a badass --cody __________________

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08-22-02, 02:22 AM	#2 (permalink)
Triton3K I'm too sexy for my car Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Bronx, NYC Posts: 2,517 Car 1: 1993 LS Sedan iTrader: (0)	Man, im in the same perdicament as you, I gotta get an alignment so bad. I get mines done at Sears for about $50 or $60 and the good thing about it is that you can come in as many times within 6 months to get an alignment done.

08-22-02, 11:30 AM	#3 (permalink)
92LS Registered User Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Gilbert, AZ Posts: 43 Car 1: 1992 L iTrader: (0)	I had mine done at pep-boys for $49.99. I got to see the specs before and after so I know it was done. My car still drifts to the right though, go figure.

08-22-02, 11:43 AM	#4 (permalink)
Octane Old S*hool Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Toronto, Ontario Canada Posts: 2,251 Car 1: Previous: 1991 Pewter Grey Metallic L Sedan. Current: 1994 Blk/Blk LS Coupe iTrader: (6)	I think its supposed to drift slightly to the right (assuming you are on the right side of the crown on the road). It should drift slightly to the right when you are on the right side of the road and slightly to the left when you are on the left side of the road (like when you are in the passing lane of a 1 way street or left lane of a separated highway). This means that if you are driving on pavement that is perfectly flat (or if you drove in the exact middle of the road) you would be going straight. The problem with setting up your alignment so that you travel in a straight line when on the right side of the crown on the road is that if/when you were to go onto the left side of the road the car would dift badly to the left (and into a guardrail or oncoming traffice etc).... ....this is just my thinking anyway.....

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