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12-15-2012, 12:47 PM
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Does installing an aftermarket steering wheel require an alignment afterward?
I ask because a shop installed my 350mm Personal wheel and no less than 3 employees said I needed an alignment. A friend who completed a similar install by himself said it is not necessary. I noticed that the wheel needs to be turned slightly to the left for the car to drive straight.
Edit: What is the torque spec of the center bolt?
I ask because a shop installed my 350mm Personal wheel and no less than 3 employees said I needed an alignment. A friend who completed a similar install by himself said it is not necessary. I noticed that the wheel needs to be turned slightly to the left for the car to drive straight.
Edit: What is the torque spec of the center bolt?
12-16-2012, 06:15 PM
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Does installing an aftermarket steering wheel require an alignment afterward?
I ask because a shop installed my 350mm Personal wheel and no less than 3 employees said I needed an alignment. A friend who completed a similar install by himself said it is not necessary. I noticed that the wheel needs to be turned slightly to the left for the car to drive straight.
I ask because a shop installed my 350mm Personal wheel and no less than 3 employees said I needed an alignment. A friend who completed a similar install by himself said it is not necessary. I noticed that the wheel needs to be turned slightly to the left for the car to drive straight.
12-20-2012, 06:38 AM
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Does installing an aftermarket steering wheel require an alignment afterward?
I ask because a shop installed my 350mm Personal wheel and no less than 3 employees said I needed an alignment. A friend who completed a similar install by himself said it is not necessary. I noticed that the wheel needs to be turned slightly to the left for the car to drive straight.
Edit: What is the torque spec of the center bolt?
I ask because a shop installed my 350mm Personal wheel and no less than 3 employees said I needed an alignment. A friend who completed a similar install by himself said it is not necessary. I noticed that the wheel needs to be turned slightly to the left for the car to drive straight.
Edit: What is the torque spec of the center bolt?
it is key that when you put on the wheel, the wheels are straight ahead. Drive into the garage straight, tape a line on the dash that lines up with the steering wheel. Find the center of the aftermarket steering wheel and mark it with tape. instal wheel.
