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Originally Posted by lkchris
Unless the alignment was done incorrectly the last time, there's no such thing as an alignment that doesn't require new parts. I'd have a Porsche specialist or someone recommended by Porsche specialist do it.
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Sorry, that makes no sense. Unless something is worn out, broken, or bent, parts should not be needed. There are adjustments except for Castor on the stock suspension.
I just want to know what they settings should be by the book and if there are some that would give me better performance than factory settings that I should consider
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