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    So this is a dumb question, but I stupid when it comes to suspension things, help me out!

    Ball joints are shot on the cabrio, ordered new control arms, sway bar links, etc.
    I noticed that the control arms have only a bolt hole with no adjustments, so is an alignment crucial after I replace the arms? I wouldn't think so as I don't see how you can adjust. But then again, I've been wrong, about a lot.
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    Yes you should have an alignment done after replacing the control arms.
    The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
    Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL

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      I JUST did the control arms and my alignment was so entire degrees out of spec after.
      not that it was in spec to begin with, but just saying. I found that without the alignment i was not able to drive on the freeway (~85mph) without the car bobbing and darting around.
      once its aligned right. its like driving a different car. SO agile and crisp

      Originally posted by ApexGoblin
      well make sure your priorities are straight... e30 first :up:

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        #4
        Oddly enough my alignment was better right after I bolted on the new CAs. I still haven't gotten an alignment, I will be soon though.

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