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11-20-2002, 04:51 PM

"I'd have the tires mounted and balanced professionally and have someone do the alignment when you're done - other than that, it's good newbie stuff. A Haynes manual wouldn't hurt to have lying around if you don't already"

not a bad idea at all...but you will def. have to spend more then $400 on the suspension, especially if you want good performance out of it

after you're done with that, i would def. do airwork next

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11-20-2002, 04:51 PM	#10
Accordchick Posts: n/a	"I'd have the tires mounted and balanced professionally and have someone do the alignment when you're done - other than that, it's good newbie stuff. A Haynes manual wouldn't hurt to have lying around if you don't already" not a bad idea at all...but you will def. have to spend more then $400 on the suspension, especially if you want good performance out of it after you're done with that, i would def. do airwork next