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Originally Posted by smbstyle
The spacer is on the bottom of the struts where they connect to the a-arm, so would I even need an alignment from removing them? I guess technically that would be considered a body lift, because it is lifting the entire suspension components upwards?
I'm not familiar with how the bottom of your strut attaches to the A-arm. If it's like most FWD cars with a simple two-bolt arrangement, any "slop" in those two bolt holes (and sometimes they are slotted for camber adjustment) can affect camber. Same thing I said above applies, though... assemble everything pulled toward max negative camber. Then check the toe.
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