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Good place for alignment?

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  • R
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    REKIII
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    I usually have my uncle help with my alignment, but sometimes he may not be available. I'm looking for a quality alignment place that know how to deal with lowered cars and custom alignments.

    I also have a friend who just picked up a Z4 looking for a place and is als oa bit concerned on where to take it that knows what they are doing (not just do what the computer tells them too).

    We are only a bit north of milwaukee, so any suggestion from Milwaukee to FDL would be cool.

    Thanks!

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    • Brian.B
      Brian.B
      Brian.
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      I'm looking for the same, but in Madison. And the e28 is slammered

      instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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      • R
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        REKIII
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        Visionshift said:

        And the e28 is slammered

        Agreed. You could probably drive that thing under my car. Looks really good!

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        • Brian.B
          Brian.B
          Brian.
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          REKIII said:

          Agreed. You could probably drive that thing under my car. Looks really good!

          thanks good Sir. Its going lower this weekend, looks awesome with these new rims.

          instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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            B C
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            I wish I had a great recommendation for you but my last conversation with an alignment shop went something like this:

            me: "Do you have time to get my car in for a 2-wheel alignment today?"

            shop: "Oh sure!, not a problem, our 4-wheel alignment runs $190"

            me: "The only component on my car with any adjustability is the front toe. I just replaced my steering rack and just need the toe set again"

            shop: " what kind of car?"

            (here we go)

            me: "91 BMW 325i "

            shop: "Oh yeah, we cant do an alignment on those, we dont have the special BMW tool for that one, but theres a shop in Waukesha that does"

            me:"Ha! well why dont I bring you my "special bmw tool" (rubber handled crescent wrench) so you can do it"

            shop:" Sir, you dont understand, it requires a special bmw tool"

            ........

            I ended up doing it myself. Here in the midwest I get the feeling that most parts stores and shops that ask me what kind of car I have would end up asking me "what kind of Chevy is that?"

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            • Brian.B
              Brian.B
              Brian.
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              4 wheel alignment for $150+? I can get four wheel done for 70$ in Madison

              instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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              • EarlE
                EarlE
                Earl
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                I need it too...And it definitely needs to be in ground. lol

                museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                • Brian.B
                  Brian.B
                  Brian.
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                  someone said:

                  I need it too...And it definitely needs to be in ground. lol

                  can say that again. I can't get my low Jack under my car. Gotta drive up on staggered (3) 2x6"s

                  instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                  • wasnt m3W
                    wasnt m3W
                    wasnt m3
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                    #9

                    Pillars auto in hales corners has a flush alignment rack. I know Kerry had his car done there and he's lower than any of you.

                    m3sig-1.jpg

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                      Boris3
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                      Lake Country Alignment in Oconomowoc for the e30.

                      1990 325i racecar (ITS, former Spec E30); 2004 330i ZHP

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                      • Brian.B
                        Brian.B
                        Brian.
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                        wasnt m3 said:

                        Pillars auto in hales corners has a flush alignment rack. I know Kerry had his car done there and he's lower than any of you.

                        I dunno.. I'm pretty damn low. And I'm going even Lower. But flush racks are flush. You could be dragging, and youd get on.

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                          REKIII
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                          #12

                          Getting on the rack is one thing, but do these places know what they are doing? Will they align it how I want, even if it's different from 'Whats in the book'?

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                          • wasnt m3W
                            wasnt m3W
                            wasnt m3
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                            Yeah, they know what they're doing. You could try Big Bear Tire in Oconomowoc too. They do lots of race car setup.

                            m3sig-1.jpg

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                            • EarlE
                              EarlE
                              Earl
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                              wasnt m3 said:

                              Pillars auto in hales corners has a flush alignment rack. I know Kerry had his car done there and he's lower than any of you.

                              Lip low doesn't count. lol

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                              • wasnt m3W
                                wasnt m3W
                                wasnt m3
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                                #15

                                Sorry Earl, I forgot you were still around lol

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                                • EarlE
                                  EarlE
                                  Earl
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                                  #16

                                  Lol=D

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                                  • Brian.B
                                    Brian.B
                                    Brian.
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                                    #17

                                    someone said:

                                    Lip low doesn't count. lol

                                    ^ this. My oil pan is at risk, I hear it skipping on rocks all the time

                                    instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                                    • EarlE
                                      EarlE
                                      Earl
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                                      Visionshift said:

                                      ^ this. My oil pan is at risk, I hear it skipping on rocks all the time

                                      I did too=P That's why you get a snazzy skidplate

                                      museum sig 2earl.jpg

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                                      • merlM
                                        merlM
                                        merl
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                                        This place is good and do lots of BMWs

                                        Riverside Automotive Services Inc

                                        2750 North Oakland Avenue, Milwaukee, WI

                                        (414) 963-0707 โ€Ž ยท riversideautomotive.com

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                                        • Brian.B
                                          Brian.B
                                          Brian.
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                                          someone said:

                                          I did too=P That's why you get a snazzy skidplate

                                          3/8th inch solid aluminum, around the entire thing. :3

                                          instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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