ThumpinS10

ok so i lowered my truck with drop spindles yesterday, and now i can't find anybody that will do my alignment because my truck is too low. i was told that i need to find someone with an "alignment pit", does anyone know of a shop that has one in the 757 area or even VA, thanks

HatefulMechanic

how low is low?


i have fit cars with 2" clearance at the lip with no problem. takes some time to get it on the lift...but it could be done.


blacksburg though. and i dont work there anymore, i run my own shop. but it can be done.

ThumpinS10

i think i have about 2....maybe 3 inch clearence, and i'm sure i could get it up on ramps if someone just took the time and used wood planks or something, but noone seems interested in helping

Hart-n-Sol

hit noel up at the shop. he's got a friend in the tire business that takes car of us. get the info from him. the guy is in norfolk but i don't know exactly where. i wanna say around little creek or something.

Digger70chall

hot rod has an article this month on doing it yourself...didn't look like a lift is required, course i haven't read the article yet either. Hope this was a helpful post!

Woodrow

The shop can use some pieces of wood and place it at the foot of the ramp. That gives it the extra clearance it needs. I have done that before, just have to take your time thats all.

ThumpinS10

i've thought about that, but i really don't think i have the ground clearance to even clear a boad, unless it is just barely angled upwards, but i would try.

mnchvgs79

We always take our bagged and lowered trucks to Harris Tire or Lees tires