Yup, and I'd rather get a proper alignment for $80 than a crappy one for less. It's not alot of money for the piece of mind that comes with it. Deal of the century as far as I'm concerned.

 

United Performance in South San Fran

 

Another vote for AI from me...

 

Thanks for the suggestion. AI is actually really close to my house so I'll probably go there. I am currently running stock AP1 rims. I am not entirely sure what to get yet for wheels. One of my friends recommended 255 RPF1s all around. Still doing a bit of research on wheels.

 

Another vote for Auto Innovations.

I also have Koni Yellows with CR springs. Note that the spring perches on mine are slightly turned, so my +63 wheels can actually hit the perch when the wheel is at full lock and the suspension is loaded (e.g. aggressive tight u-turn). Make sure the square perches are straight. I don't think it would rub if they were straight. PM me for pics if it doesn't make sense.

 

I've been dealing with AI for about a decade now and they definitely will take good care of you. I've referred countless people to them and have held many alignment days there and always .

 

do they do coil over installs? might be better to get it all done in one place.

 

They do, they also do it the correct way and make sure that the bushings aren't preloaded at ride height.

 

Evasive