Alignment Tool

[4 cam tbird]

I'm looking for one of these:
http://www.longacreracing.com/catalo...id=129&catid=5

Anyone know of any place in the Detroit area that has them. Seems to be something the manufacturer controls the pricing of so I'd like to support a local business or sponsor if possible. I noticed the solo performance sponsor has something similar, but I've actually used this one before so I know what I'm getting with it and it's $20 cheaper too.

[the gill]

well we do have one at my work, but if i remember right it attaches to the control arm using a pre drilled hole from the factory on the car.

ill check for ya today id it can be used on anything. I kno its 2 pcs, the sensor thing then it has a cord to the digital readout, and it zero's itself before every use, bad ass lil tool

[DanO]

The one in your link is the exact one the FSAE team has... i dont know where to get one cheaper. Im sure there are cheaper prices.. just may take some digging.

[4 cam tbird]

I looked around quite a bit, I don't really think I'm going to get one cheaper which is why I just wanted to get it local if possible. It really isn't a bad price. I mean, two or three alignments and you've paid for the thing. And if I don't like how the front of the Torino sits, I'm going to be aligning it to drive it for a while anyway while I think about what I need for front springs. And when new springs are in it, then it'll need aligned again. If I take it to a shop, they are going to max the cam bolt on the bottom out if that is what it takes and call the camber good, but if I'm doing it and the bolt on the bottom isn't enough I can shim the upper arm.