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TR6 Wheel alignment
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Threaded adjustable tie rod ends are pretty universal, the shims may be something they don't see everyday, but they should be able to figure it out if they are competent. Talk to the prospective shop a little bit about the job, some will say they don't work on cars that old, some will try to BS you that they know what they are doing but don't, some will be able to handle it, a local suspension and alignment specialty shop will probably be better than the general we fix it chain store. If you have a local club check to see who the members use.
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