I'm planning on getting an alignment done shortly.

I would like to get more negative camber and I wanted to know if flipping the eccentric bolt would take more work and time.

i.e. by doing this, does this involve more labor/time = cost?

I figure it will be more, but I wanted an idea as to HOW much compare to a "NORMAL" alignment job (stock specs)

Thanks

 

bump..anyone?

 

Flipping the bolt is part of normal alignment. That and toe are the only adjustments we have.

Dave

 

Gracias! The tech implied it would take longer to do this...now I know that it shouldn't.