Boozshey

With the kit installed I can let go of the steering wheel and it goes straight as an arrow, but I think the alignment will readjust the camber, which is very important for tire wear. Isn't that correct?

Newbreedgt05

Yes, lowering the car will give negative camber and make the top of the tire stick in too far.
It will make the inside edge of the tires wear unevenly. The effects won't be noticable right away and it would be fine to drive the car for a little while like that even though it will affect the handling.

RICVA05

Almost two years being lowered on the same set of tires with no unusual tire wear on the front. I have never rotated the tires either only changed the rims. I paid $70 for a custom alignmentalso at the time theydid not make camber bolts either when I dropped my Stang. I don't mind spending the moneyat a custom alignment shop have you ever noticed that the average alignment tech could also be changing oil at Jiffy Lube.

Boozshey

Custom Alignment... where from? What kind of shop?

RICVA05

I don't know what you may have in your area. But in mine we have a place called Thurston Spring they do any alignment from 18 wheelers to performance cars.