UMI K-member and alignment??
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Anyone have any problems aligning there car after a k-member install? I have the UMI k-member and will need to get an alignment soon. I was told that it would be hard with the aftermarket k-member.
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You shouldn't have any trouble at all. It will be the exact same as aligning the car with the factory K-Member, there is no difference. We also lengthened the lower A-Arm slots for addtional adjustment if needed. Everything should go smooth for you.
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Hope that helps!
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Thanks. I was just told that some of the tools they use to do the alignment wouldn't work on aftermarket k-members because some of the holes are different or something. I just wanted to make sure. Thanks...and I have the k-member and a-arms and love them.
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Well I am not sure on the tools depending on what machine or how they do it I guess. One thing to watch is... the last place that did one for us used a pry bar to move the A-Arm and chipped them up pretty bad. Maybe warn them of this and make them becareful.
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Glad you like everything!
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