ibbyDC2R: Take your car to an alignment shop that knows what they are doing, and will provide you with a sheet of paper showing the alignment settings after they have done their work, and ask them to set it to the factory settings. Post that alignment sheet up here. If there is a problem then the members here can advise you on what might be damaged, and you can replace that part with a new OEM part, not some junky adjustable parts that you shouldn't need given you've stated the car is stock ride height.
Right now you're trying to fix a problem that may not exist, based on advice from people that probably can't spell their own names.
ibbyDC2R: Take your car to an alignment shop that knows what they are doing, and will provide you with a sheet of paper showing the alignment settings after they have done their work, and ask them to set it to the factory settings. Post that alignment sheet up here. If there is a problem then the members here can advise you on what might be damaged, and you can replace that part with a new OEM part, not some junky adjustable parts that you shouldn't need given you've stated the car is stock ride height.
Right now you're trying to fix a problem that may not exist, based on advice from people that probably can't spell their own names.
Lol thanks bro, yea I booked it in for Monday the guy I'm taking it to is really good apparently so should be fine I'll post up the sheet on Monday
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