Good Alignment Place?
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I can definitely recommend Truline. They have 2 locations, in Seattle & Bellevue. Outstanding work. http://www.trulineseattle.com/
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I'd suggest Omni Brake and Alignment in Kirkland. The owner is a Porsche club member and does lots of track alignments for members of various clubs. They always get it right the first time and are reasonably priced.
If you have the stock suspension, try turning the camber cam nut on the front struts to get more neg. camber. About -1.8 neg camber front with 0 toe and -1.0 deg neg camber rear with about 1mm total toe in would be a nice street setup.
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If you have the stock suspension, try turning the camber cam nut on the front struts to get more neg. camber. About -1.8 neg camber front with 0 toe and -1.0 deg neg camber rear with about 1mm total toe in would be a nice street setup.
Stay away from Speedware
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Originally Posted by EricR
I'd suggest Omni Brake and Alignment in Kirkland. The owner is a Porsche club member and does lots of track alignments for members of various clubs. They always get it right the first time and are reasonably priced.
I second the avoid speedware vote, when they did the alignment on my eclipse in 03 they claimed they couldn't get the camber on the RR to -1.5. I bought a smart camber digital setup from racer parts wholesale that week and did it at home myself, I had no problem getting it to -1.5. Total waste of $90.
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Originally Posted by Jim_Patterson
Alignment Specialties in Aloha, right next to race design does great alignments, not sure on the corner balancing though.
-Trevor