Bloomer
SILVER Star
Prior to this land cruiser, I never asked for a print out of my alignment results. I've also never had anyone other than the dealer do my alignment prior to today. I'd like to make additional adjustments to my torsion bars to optimize the final front end lift height, so opted for paying a little more for a lifetime alignment at the nearest Firestone. Since I'll be making some additional adjustments to the torsion bars and will be taking it back to Firestone to recheck the alignment, I am curious whether they've done an adequate job with the alignment today. Everything seems to be within the ranges specified for the 1998 - 2007 MY Land Cruiser, but not sure if there are "optimal" settings within the range or variances in settings from left to right that should be avoided.
Any thoughts on the numbers from my current alignment? Am I good with where they are set or should I be looking for better results from my next visit to Firestone? If so, any recommendations on what direction(s) the numbers should move?
If it makes a difference, I have a 2.5" OME lift (OME shocks and torsion bars), SPC UCAs, and 275/70/18 tires. Also looking to change out the OME shocks to ICONs in the near future. Curious if an alignment is necessary/recommended after changing shocks?
Thanks for any input...
Any thoughts on the numbers from my current alignment? Am I good with where they are set or should I be looking for better results from my next visit to Firestone? If so, any recommendations on what direction(s) the numbers should move?
If it makes a difference, I have a 2.5" OME lift (OME shocks and torsion bars), SPC UCAs, and 275/70/18 tires. Also looking to change out the OME shocks to ICONs in the near future. Curious if an alignment is necessary/recommended after changing shocks?
Thanks for any input...