Discovered: Alignment Bolts are set in Opposite Directions??
Discovered: Alignment Bolts are set in Opposite Directions??
I am in the middle of changing my shocks/struts and new Swift springs. I have had Hodgkis Springs on for over 1.5 years and had them installed at a shop and then got a "professional" alignment. Up until now the car felt aligned, no excessive tire wear or pulling. So after removing the pass. side with the bolt's arrow pointing towards the car. So I started to remove the drivers side, and the arrow was pointing out away from the car!!!
. Is this normal???
I thought they had to be the same on both sides??
Also, I cant get the lower bolt off. I broke two ratchets (Craftsman) and used my "cheap" impact wrench an the borrowed my friends more powerful one and it just cracked the socket!!!!. I used practacally half a bottle of PB Blaster, and no budging. (I have also used a breaker bar) So I guess this is a Two fold problem I really need your guy's help on!!!! Thanks in advance.
. Is this normal??? I thought they had to be the same on both sides??
Also, I cant get the lower bolt off. I broke two ratchets (Craftsman) and used my "cheap" impact wrench an the borrowed my friends more powerful one and it just cracked the socket!!!!. I used practacally half a bottle of PB Blaster, and no budging. (I have also used a breaker bar) So I guess this is a Two fold problem I really need your guy's help on!!!! Thanks in advance.
How much is your car lowered? Maybe I can check it out for you if you bring it by Just Tires this Sunday between 9am-3pm. You will probably need to heat the bolt to make it turn.
read the note posted in step #4 of this instll guide pertaining to the arrow on the bolt. http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...0427aee4034976
as for loosening the bolt, make sure you are loosening the nut not the bolt
as for loosening the bolt, make sure you are loosening the nut not the bolt






