Alignment shop near Allentown/Stroudsburg area
03-27-2019, 06:08 AM
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Alignment shop near Allentown/Stroudsburg area
Hey guys, are there any good alignment shops that can do lowered cars in between the Allentown/Stroudsburg area? I am new to this area and will be lowering my GTI soon. All the local groups in the Vdub world are kinda dead and figure you guys still know the hookups. I know Youngs is awesome since my S2k has been there before, but I would have a hard time getting down there during the week, and RT tuning wants my car overnight and I can't spare two drives. Any other places I can look into that can get it done same day? The GTI requires some subframe movement so I just can't trust the franchise stores unless you guys know a particular technician. Any help is appreciated, thanks!
03-28-2019, 04:15 AM
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I take my car to see Jack (track and auto-x guy) at Murante Auto, 128 West Beil Ave, Nazareth PA.
He even goes so far as to add ballast to the car when aligning it for me because obviously, the car doesn't drive itself. You want the drivers weight in the drivers seat when being aligned.
And yes, Jack has moved my subframe to get better specs.
He even goes so far as to add ballast to the car when aligning it for me because obviously, the car doesn't drive itself. You want the drivers weight in the drivers seat when being aligned.
And yes, Jack has moved my subframe to get better specs.
Last edited by freq; 03-28-2019 at 04:18 AM.
03-28-2019, 12:12 PM
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03-30-2019, 04:45 AM
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Sweet! Thanks guys, ill give them a call. Thats not far at all.
I take my car to see Jack (track and auto-x guy) at Murante Auto, 128 West Beil Ave, Nazareth PA.
He even goes so far as to add ballast to the car when aligning it for me because obviously, the car doesn't drive itself. You want the drivers weight in the drivers seat when being aligned.
And yes, Jack has moved my subframe to get better specs.
He even goes so far as to add ballast to the car when aligning it for me because obviously, the car doesn't drive itself. You want the drivers weight in the drivers seat when being aligned.
And yes, Jack has moved my subframe to get better specs.
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