[NoVa-Corvairs] Good Alignment Shop in DC area

[63redbrier at cox.net]

Hey, Darrin:  Many years ago, probably 20, I made myself my own tools to do a front end alignment using a booklet I purchased from one of the vendors with pretty good results.  You are welcome to borrow them.  The most important thing is to have the car on a very flat, i.e. level, surface.  One of the tools requires a regular level.  Let me know if you are interested.  Greg

---- Darrin Hartzler <dhartzler at ifc.org> wrote: 
> 
>    Gents,
> 
> 
> 
>    Do  any  of  you know of a good ol= d school alignment shop who can do
>    justice  to my convertible with the brand= new front end.  I set it up
>    (new everything) by  eyeballing  =  the  old  transaxle that is on the
>    ground next to the car, but it is far from= right.
> 
> 
> 
>    By  the way, if you recall, we set= the Konis at full soft at the last
>    meeting  at  my  place...waaaay too soft.&= nbsp; The car bounces down
>    the  road  to the point where I lose steering on t= he upswing.   Will
>    try  a  stiffer setting...maybe over the long we= ekend I can make the
>    adjustment.
> 
>    Darrin
> 
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>    Darrin R.&nb= sp;Hartzler
>    Senior Corporate Governance Officer
>    Intern= ational Finance Corporation
>    Washington, DC
>    Phone: = ;+1-202-473-0027
>    Fax: +1-202-522-1604
>    Office: F4K-144
>    e-= mail: [1]dhartzler at if= c.org
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