I tried calling my local dealer to get this information, and they said they don't give it out to customers. They guy was super rude, that's the last time I go to them for parts. Anyway, I need to know the BMW recommended alignment specs for a 1992 325iC, and I'm trying to get ahold of a BMW Document, # 64 05 96. Can anyone out there help me out? Thanks!
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any alignament shop should be able to help you out, most places use a hunter machine that has all the specs for most any car, i used to work for a benz dealer and we had the hunter machine, it had specs for bmws also. good luck. -
Ya I took it to a local alignement shop, and they did tehre best to set everything on the car to 0.0, which is not right. So if I have the factory specs, I can just hand it to them and tell them I want it aligned to those.Comment
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If I remember, I will go ask one of the techs tomorrow. But the parts department is right, that info isnt given away. Our techs figure theyre not making any money by giving you information, therefore they are losing money...Originally posted by bluntComment
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What an asswipe. Hope you find it.
I wonder if Funk has this info.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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They want $120 for an alignment on any car, including a stock e30 which only has 1 adjustment anyway. WTF.Comment
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The BMW Document, # 64 05 96 is on its way to you via .pdf if you PM me with your email address.Current Cars2014 M235i2009 R56 Cooper S1998 M31997 M3Comment
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