Re: Old Fashioned Alignments?

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"William H. Hiatt III" wrote:
>
> Is there anything wrong with the old fashioned, before the computer-age
> alignments? If you get a shop that knows what they're doing, is it ok?
>
> Thanks
> william

old style alignment worked for 70+? yrs. w/o
problems. but there isnt many "true" mechanics
left to operate them. ;)

so called mechanics today can only work if theres
a LED to read......

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