Is there any way that Torque can screw up a brand new "rear" alignment? I had my Fiero (3800SC) aligned at a Brake / Alignment shop. That's all they do! Today I got on it (floored it). When I pulled off I noticed my steering wheel wasn't straight anymore. The car drove straight however the wheel was "leaning" slightly to the left. Even last year when I got my car aligned at another shop After awhile the steering wheel was "leaning to the right. Still went straight but leaning to the right. I double checked the cradle bolts and mount bolts.

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Doesn't sound rear end related. Check your tie rods and steering rack mounts. I have come across tons of vehicles that "just had alignment" and the tech forgot to tighten the tie rod nuts.

Good luck

They might not have centered the steering wheel. The toe in may be correct, but was set with the steering wheel off center. Easy for them to correct. Engine torque will not affect alignment unless something is loose or broken. They should have checked for anything like that before the alignment.

I've had this happen when my rear camber changes.....

-Mitch

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