Old Jun 21, 2002 | 08:37 AM
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JonHsiung
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From: Hacienda Heights, S. Cali
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700 dollars seems to be way too high.

I know shops that will fix camber, caster, and heel-toe for $200 to $250 the correct way so you don't have to get a camber kit and worry that the ball joint will be knocked out of place someday. The alignment takes a long while though, usually over the course of a weekend if they have customers.

Any normal alignment for just the heel-toe is $40, but i'm no longer gonna get that since my camber and caster are all f*ed up due to an accident a year and a half ago. don't ask.


...and it's spelled "advice"... j/k
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