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Username Post: SPECS For Doing Front End Alignment
Rick_L 
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Loc: Katy, Tx, USA
Reg: 07-06-00
06-10-12 06:44 PM - Post#2235590    
    In response to Jim McCall McShop

"I have had several done at a frame shop and the cost is usually about $450."

Got photos and measurements? I find this hard to believe.

If the offset of the wheel is changed the scrub radius increases. It's almost impossible to put a wider wheel on a 55-57 and not increase the offset from stock. Even more important, disc brake conversions move the wheels out and increase the scrub radius.
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