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When John Walker replaced the shocks on my '88 he highly recommended getting an alignment and when I took a drive a week afterwards to help the new shocks settle in and to get a feel for the car while the handling was not good, it was decidedly squirrely.
After the alignment the handling was perfect and the car was a joy to drive.
I don't know how old your shocks are but mine were original as far as I could tell and my ride hide raised significantly before settling down to a level a bit higher than before.
If your shocks are old, I would plan and budget for an alignment a couple of weeks after replacing them, then take the car for a drive after the shocks are replaced but before the alignment to feel the adverse effects on handling for yourself.
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