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      05-15-2019, 09:24 PM   #1
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Alignment stock specs zcp vs cs

Totally a newb question... so bear with me.

From an alignment set up perspective is there a difference between civic/zcp/cs? Looking for CS specs if such a spec sheet exists.

And yes I realize zcp and cs hardware is slightly different, and software is codable.

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All M3/4 variants share the same alignment specs, except for the M4GTS.
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