Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

The Spencer way.

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

if you're having some problems with pulling to one side, I would recommend trying to get a group rate with yayopwrcrx. he's having some alignment issues as well.

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

the only adjustable part of the aligment on a civic is the Toe. its very simple to do. :)

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

hahaha warrick you stupid ------ noob, youre a funny bitch now arent you?

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

I know the toe is very easy to adjust, but I wouldn't recommend trying to adjust it in your garage. You really have no way of knowing what setting you are really at.

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

If you know what you're doing it can be done very accurately, but obviously not as accurate as a computer.

I've seen people align vehicles in the street and come out perfect. I have a friend that works at a tire shop and he can eye ball a front end perfect.
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Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

how do you think they did alignments 40 years agobefore computers or lazors or any other of the gay ---- they use now in shops. the only thing those things aide in is getting the job done faster. I've done the toe in my garage and then took it in and it was perfect. Bisi runs 9 seconds all motor and he sets his toe the same way I do. ;)

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

ouch, internet insults. it was a stupid joke, get over it.

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

i bent a rear spindle in a 1986 Renault Sportswagon in the snow hitting a curb.

Its ok though....because it was a 1986 Renault Sportswagon. ;D

Re:if you hit a curb does your alignment go off?
 

Spenser:
how do you think they did alignments 40 years agobefore computers or lazors or any other of the gay ---- they use now in shops. the only thing those things aide in is getting the job done faster. I've done the toe in my garage and then took it in and it was perfect. Bisi runs 9 seconds all motor and he sets his toe the same way I do. ;)

Dr.Boost: I've seen people align vehicles in the street and come out perfect. I have a friend that works at a tire shop and he can eye ball a front end perfect.
Wouldn't you need to at least take some measurements or count threads on the tie rods? Say you wanted to set your total toe to 16 mins in the front. How would you do that? I think you could probably get your toe set good enough to not chew up the edges of the tires or maybe straighten the steering wheel a bit but I don't know how you or anyone else could get it perfect just from eyeballing it. I think that scottsi should get his alignment checked on a machine so he could pinpoint any possible damage instead of just ------- with the toe in his driveway. And guys I'm not tryin to start an argument. He hit a curb and could have a camber problem that he would never know unless he saw an obviously bent control arm or something. :)