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Old 02-23-2010, 08:09 PM   #1
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partial change in height affects alignment alot?

Hate to ask this... but i made a major decision after reading the roll center thread. I raise up my car and done an alignment especially for autox last weekend. It is great, I love it! With ugly finger gap height, i like how roll-resistant increased.

however, i have to attend a car show this weekend (wekfest SF), and I know my wheel gap is creepy (1 & 1/2 finger gaps front and back). I don't want to do this, but if I temperaily lower 1/2 inch just for the show (stationary) and raise it back up after the show, is my alignment going to be messed up bad?

hope it is not a bad question, just a bad situation...
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