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Alignment after shock replacement

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Well, just got my Bilstein Sport shocks to replace my damaged RoW M030 shocks (front right leaking badly) and I just wanted to confirm that in fact the car will need to be aligned after this procedure is done, correct? :huh: Should I drive the car for X miles before getting the alignment done so the shocks "settle", or does this just apply towards springs, not shocks? :huh: (I am keeping my stock springs, just the front shocks are being replaced)

Thank you in advance for your replies :)

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An alignment is recommended after suspension work, you can go directly after the shock installation. Don't forget filling up the fuel tank.

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Thanks for the confirmation on the shocks and the time they take to settle (apparently none..). What level should the fuel tank be at for the best results possible during alignment?

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