I got an alignment last year, they didn't do a very good job. I redid it myself about 6 months later to make it closer to straight. I first did the toe. It was toed out too far, so I brought it in and tightened it all up. Then I had to adjust camber on the front passenger a little out since it was negative a little too far. Again, tightened everything up. Drove around for a week to let it settle and rechecked to make sure everything I touched was still tight. Now 6 to 7 months later my alignment is seeming to get out again.
I'm wondering if there are parts that just wear out and allow some slop/play in the alignment. And if so what are they so I can replace them.
I have a 2003 Type-S with 102,000 miles on it. Owned it over 11 years and never had issues with wondering alignment the entire time I've had the car. Suspension was replaced with brand new A-Spec last year a couple weeks before I got the alignment. I've always had a set of summer and rain rims/tires. I'm betting that since the stocks are smaller and narrower than the summers I am noticing the misalignment more now?
I also have the poly inserts in all my suspension, have had it for a few years now. So any of those rubber joints and mounts can't be the problem.
Thanks all
I'm wondering if there are parts that just wear out and allow some slop/play in the alignment. And if so what are they so I can replace them.
I have a 2003 Type-S with 102,000 miles on it. Owned it over 11 years and never had issues with wondering alignment the entire time I've had the car. Suspension was replaced with brand new A-Spec last year a couple weeks before I got the alignment. I've always had a set of summer and rain rims/tires. I'm betting that since the stocks are smaller and narrower than the summers I am noticing the misalignment more now?
I also have the poly inserts in all my suspension, have had it for a few years now. So any of those rubber joints and mounts can't be the problem.
Thanks all
Loosing Alignment, What Parts Wear Out??
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