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Old 12-14-2009, 07:37 PM
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If I swap steering components tie rod, drag link, or track bar from my parts xj to my DD both with good alignments, stock height, and same year will i need an alignment on my DD? Even tho I did not change ride height? I just got new tires and dont wanna wear them out.



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in thery yes,but no 2 alighnments are the same,
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