Ride Height
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Hey, if the ride height is way out, same thing. 
. The poster on the other thread was doing an alignment that was "Way out", as he was going from stock to near 3 degrees, right? of course he never got there, but all sorts of things would change on ride height with those kind of changes.
Both can move things around, a surprisingly amount. just dong my camber, changed the ride hight near 10mm in front. So, it depends.If your ride hight is close and so is your alignment, the small adjustments should be fine to make.
. The poster on the other thread was doing an alignment that was "Way out", as he was going from stock to near 3 degrees, right? of course he never got there, but all sorts of things would change on ride height with those kind of changes.Both can move things around, a surprisingly amount. just dong my camber, changed the ride hight near 10mm in front. So, it depends.If your ride hight is close and so is your alignment, the small adjustments should be fine to make.
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Many of the "old timers" on this list may recognize the "YMMV" comment - it originated with Ed Ruiz.
