When I install full suspension on my fit is it, should I get alinement? Or it'll be fine?

 

with out a doubt, yes

 

Just like JCrimson said, yes, you should definitely get an alignment. I would recommend that you wait a few weeks for the springs to settle before doing the alignment though.

 

You don't have you to wait weeks but yea a few days or asap is good

 

btw you only need a front 2 wheel alignment because the rear is fixed. unless you get shims the alignment place wont be able to do anything.

 

GE can't be shimmed like the GDs... you have to cut and re-weld (or cut, drill holes and bolt up) the plates... since they are already welded up.

 

oh ok. thanks for the correction then.

 

Rahja that thanks for the help, but if I keep ajusting my height of my car do I need alinment each time I do change it?

 

In my experience on my previous car, I constantly changed my ride height. I went from the height I had it at to dumped, and back to regular height without an alignment with no issue. Tires wore evenly after height and camber adjustment(s).

With a Macpherson suspension, it's ride height sensitive because of the construction. If you do in the range of dropping .0" (obviously) - 1" (can possibly do more without alignment), then it should be fine with minimal alterations to toe and camber. Anything drastic would need an alignment.

In my opinion you don't need an alignment everytime you do a minimal drop just to correct minimal change in toe and camber, but people will tell you to get an alignment. If you are really paranoid about it, and tire wearing, it doesn't hurt to do the alignment.

I would do everything at once with suspension. Install the suspension, get it to your specific ride height, and adjust camber if it comes with camber plates then alignment.

 

Rajah that! Tnks

 

who the hell is Rajah?

 

Roger's deep south cousin.

 

I thought it was his outsourced cousin!

~SB

 

Roger is Rajah's haole cousin.

 

i lol'ed.