cool esti, that makes me feel a whole lot better, i'm getting all my stuff installed tomarrow. how's the brand new handling on your legend? beautiful, i hope.
Alignment done after drop
ok-- I finally got my car back from the shop today.
I was getting some body work done to it: I got the entire front- end repainted as well as the entire drivers side (same color as stock). I must say that the car looks great.
But back to the point of the thread- I also got it aligned - I changed my stock suspension to eibach/kyb's- I told my mechanic that the it may be off b/c of the lowering spings. My mechanic told that he was able get my alignment to spec- so no more worries about uneven tire wear.
I think it was LegendHI who had my same concern about possibly needing a nonexistent chamber kit with the eibachs. Thank god we don't.
I also got my NY state emmissions inspection done- And I'm still way under the limits with my Highflow Cat.
I'll probably post some pics later on during the week
Esti
I was getting some body work done to it: I got the entire front- end repainted as well as the entire drivers side (same color as stock). I must say that the car looks great.
But back to the point of the thread- I also got it aligned - I changed my stock suspension to eibach/kyb's- I told my mechanic that the it may be off b/c of the lowering spings. My mechanic told that he was able get my alignment to spec- so no more worries about uneven tire wear.
I think it was LegendHI who had my same concern about possibly needing a nonexistent chamber kit with the eibachs. Thank god we don't.
I also got my NY state emmissions inspection done- And I'm still way under the limits with my Highflow Cat.
I'll probably post some pics later on during the week
Esti
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Hey Jose stop being a wise ass
I just figured I would let people know how the emissons test came out. B/c the purpose of the cat is to burn up the left over gases, which are toxic to the environment, Since a high flow cat is less restrictive then I assumed that the gases aren't burned as effectively as with the more restrictive stock cat.
But I may be wrong
Esti
I just figured I would let people know how the emissons test came out. B/c the purpose of the cat is to burn up the left over gases, which are toxic to the environment, Since a high flow cat is less restrictive then I assumed that the gases aren't burned as effectively as with the more restrictive stock cat.
But I may be wrong
Esti
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