| since you are paying the guy for his time, especially if you have to account for or mitigate rubbing because you are lowered or due to large wheel/tire combos. It is very easy to end up having to go back and forth off the rack because under heavy cornering loads the car rubs where it once didnt due to alignment changes. I would definitely start from stock and see what you definitely need to adjust for first, then make the changes. That way when rubbing occurs, you know exactly what you did and how to undo it.
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