Any recommendations lads? Just phoned pro grip in Falkirk and apparently if you have coilovers it's too much hassle and not worth his time for him to do it.... Was there 30 mins and charged 80 quid this time last year, 160 quid an hour not a good wage nowadays? Pro grip?? Isn't coilovers a good way to have grip?
Cheers.
Hunter equipment for alignment in Scotland?
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Re: Hunter equipment for alignment in Scotland?
Hunter machine is useless if the person using it has no clue. If it's just a straightforward alignment , did you known most Kwik fit use hunter Hawkeye machines, not that I would use them.
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gnzyza wrote:Hunter machine is useless if the person using it has no clue.
Why I asked for recommendations pro grip was recommended to me a couple of years ago, I want it done right
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I had to get the wheel alignment checked on my 530 Beemer, Rush job just before holiday. Went to a place locally that uses hunter equipment but they said because I didn't have the standard rims on it they couldn't do it. Went to another place down the road who said they could do it. I asked the guy to do the alignment with the engine running as it should be. He didn't, he showed me the results in spec when he'd finished. I then said PLEASE can you start it then check results. Once started it had moved. Still within spec he said. Paid my £30 and left. Now steering wheel is off and at speed on the motorway its very unstable and wants to swap lanes.
Not impressed at all. They did offer me a free re check but you get the feeling it wont be any better next time.
Little trick is to get them in spec, print out the results then tighten everything up. Course its moved by then but the results on the print out look good.
Hard to find someone who gives a s4it what they are doing.
Not impressed at all. They did offer me a free re check but you get the feeling it wont be any better next time.
Little trick is to get them in spec, print out the results then tighten everything up. Course its moved by then but the results on the print out look good.
Hard to find someone who gives a s4it what they are doing.
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just wondering if anyone in Central Scotland has any good alignment shops they'd recommend (rather than create a new thread bump a recent one )
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raptor95GTS wrote:just wondering if anyone in Central Scotland has any good alignment shops they'd recommend (rather than create a new thread bump a recent one )
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Id like to know too. CLCM used to be the place but it swapped owners.
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guess I'll be going to Kwik Fit then
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raptor95GTS wrote:guess I'll be going to Kwik Fit then
remember take extra cash so you can have you clutch and brakes done
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Re: Hunter equipment for alignment in Scotland?
AutoMek in East Kilbride get great reviews
Re: Hunter equipment for alignment in Scotland?
Kenny Brown in Hillington gets good reviews time to time, they do a lot of race prep cars, I wasn't impressed when I took my car there though a few years back.
My mate just took his to a place called Funky Power for a full Geo set up, think I may go there once I've had a go in his if it is well set up.
My mate just took his to a place called Funky Power for a full Geo set up, think I may go there once I've had a go in his if it is well set up.
FORGED BUILD (424hp @ hubs): http://www.imoc.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=170916
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funky power is a bit further than i wanted to travel, im out dunfermline way