Aligned to the right curb

[Jason <jtcst20+@pitt.edu>]

  Letting an "aligned" car out of the shop with
>a crooked wheel & no explanation/options given is bad(maybe they did
>explain....who knows).  Dunno, but to me the shimmy sounds like a balance
>problem, and the alignment sounds shoddy - these are easy cars to align,
>the single adjuster is something of an achilles heel, but a second can be
>added easily enough, or the wheel put on straight - not fixing the problem,
>again, but no different from the car's perspective - the car does not know
>where the wheel is.

	I know that I need to have an alignment done on my 87 16v, (slight pull to
the left, and the wheel is slightly (5-10 deg.) slanted to the right... but
I'm worried, honestly.  I always wound up having more problems with my cars
after I had them aligned.. do any of you guys know how I can avoid problems
like we've been talking about.. I just want a car that tracks straight!
		Jason

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