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Ah. temporary weight as opposed to permanent weight....
But what if I have a passenger? And I'd have to lose about 40 pounds (not a bad idea, actually) to get down to 175.
I follow the concept of being sure the alignment is done with weighted springs, though. In fact, I was assuming it would be done that way by a top-level shop.
-Mike
But what if I have a passenger? And I'd have to lose about 40 pounds (not a bad idea, actually) to get down to 175.
I follow the concept of being sure the alignment is done with weighted springs, though. In fact, I was assuming it would be done that way by a top-level shop.
-Mike
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Originally posted by mikegarrison
Called Fordahl today and was quoted about $125. Maybe that $70-90 was optimistic, Jerry?
-Mike
Called Fordahl today and was quoted about $125. Maybe that $70-90 was optimistic, Jerry?
-Mike
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