Alignment questions (on Hotchkis lowered truck)
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Originally Posted by MarineBlue03GMC
Hey BlownChevy thanks big for the tip. Im gonna call them up asap tomorrow. 

Tell him Jeff from Jeffs Auto sent ya, thats the pass word for the discount.
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That alignment should have only taken 20-30 minutes tops. At least from the time the vehicle is driven on top of the alignment rack.
I think you will be fine with driving it with those settings.
Just make sure all your front end bolts are nice and tight.
The caster could use a nudge more negative adjustment. Like a -1.0 to -1.5 caster split. Either way, caster pull doesn't effect tire wear. Your toe and camber settings look pretty good.
That previous alignment wasn't all that bad of a job. You pretty much did get a free alignment.
Just the caster needs to be lowered on the left front a little.
Jim
I think you will be fine with driving it with those settings.
Just make sure all your front end bolts are nice and tight.
The caster could use a nudge more negative adjustment. Like a -1.0 to -1.5 caster split. Either way, caster pull doesn't effect tire wear. Your toe and camber settings look pretty good.
That previous alignment wasn't all that bad of a job. You pretty much did get a free alignment.
Just the caster needs to be lowered on the left front a little.
Jim
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