Subject	Yea, I considered that as well, but the hassle...
Posted by	CoHPhasor on June 03, 2011 at 7:43 PM
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In Reply To	I replace all of my coil springs, then it came back (n/m) posted by johnbsz on June 03, 2011 at 06:40 PM
Message	I'd have to pull the shocks & struts, have them decompressed, reinstall them, take them to the alignment shop, then PRAY that it was the problem? Totally not worth it. :-\
Follow Ups	Worn struts causing bad front camber? - CoHPhasor 12:50:03 06/03/11 He is correct. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 13:25:13 06/03/11 *sigh* Thought so Woody. Guess it's time for options. :-\ - CoHPhasor 14:16:44 06/03/11 I replace all of my coil springs, then it came back (n/m) - johnbsz 18:40:46 06/03/11 Yea, I considered that as well, but the hassle... - CoHPhasor 19:43:15 06/03/11 Well, you can compress the springs yourself. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 13:12:57 06/04/11 Re: Worn struts causing bad front camber? - jameyguy 12:26:43 06/05/11 Re: Worn struts causing bad front camber? - jameyguy 12:31:09 06/05/11
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