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Since my Roadster is not a daily driver, I let it sit in the garage for a couple weeks before I had my alignment done. At that point, I had
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Since my Roadster is not a daily driver, I let it sit in the garage for a couple weeks before I had my alignment done. At that point, I had not installed my front and rear arms yet, so I had to have it done again after I installed those pieces along with my Koni's. I will note I did not take it to a performance shop, and both times the tech was pretty liberal with the toe-in specs (still within OE range, but too far in for my taste). Some say let it settle for a week, and others say a quick drive is enough. Maybe cut it down the middle? Drive it home and let it sit overnight.
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