Subject	Yup. When I used to do alignments all the time I used string
Posted by	dogpile on October 14, 2013 at 9:13 PM
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In Reply To	It depends more on the technician than the tools... (n/m) posted by Barry (NJ) on October 14, 2013 at 04:18 PM
Message	I wold take far less time, and be much more precise, than most of the techs doing alignments on brand new fancy laser/computer machines in other shops. I've used new computer machines ("new" being back ~2000) and I much preferred the old school string setup we had at our shop.
Follow Ups	Computerized or old fashioned alignment? - ConverTTZ 13:41:44 10/14/13 Very few craftsmen left that know how without the computer - ZXoltan 13:49:31 10/14/13 If your car is pretty low it's hard to find a newer - ChaseGrayTT 13:59:53 10/14/13 The newest racks are an in-floor design - ttsmokin 22:05:55 10/14/13 nice rack ;-) (n/m) - ZXoltan 12:55:57 10/15/13 Go with the old skool shop - Turbodog (CT) 15:23:41 10/14/13 It depends more on the technician than the tools... (n/m) - Barry (NJ) 16:18:33 10/14/13 I'm thinking the tools are there for efficiency, and - LJZTT 18:40:09 10/14/13 Yup. When I used to do alignments all the time I used string - dogpile 21:13:55 10/14/13 I use computer alignment. (n/m) - 1911a1 22:02:30 10/14/13 Thank you all for your valuable input. I will give the old - ConverTTZ 20:37:46 10/15/13
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