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Old 02-26-2005, 06:37 PM   #1
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Wheel Alignment

I just bought a 1990 Accura Integra, and have discovered that the passenger side front is severly out of alignment (it has just about eaten through through the tire on the outside edge in approx 100 miles). To my knowledge the car as not been modifed in any way. Right now I can not really afford to take it into a shop and have the alignment done right. Can anyone tell me how to get the tire running level again? Thanx in advance for any help.
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Re: Wheel Alignment

The only way to get the alignment right is to let the alignment shop do it.
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Old 02-27-2005, 02:45 AM   #3
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Re: Wheel Alignment

Thank you for you reply, I know that to get it right I need to have a shop do it, but right now I cant afford to take it into a shop...I am just looking to make a temarary adjustment so I am not chewing up a set of tires every hundred miles or so....that way the money I am dumping into used tires can be saved to get the alignment done and a new set of tires.
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Re: Wheel Alignment

An alignment should only cost you no more than 50 bucks at any garage.....and if it has run the tread that low that quick, something is probably bent and needs replaement, which can a=only be found by performing an ALIGNMENT.
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