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www.wheels-inmotion.co.uk for setting up my wheel geometry today. The full checkup/correct setup has complimented my Tein Supers Street suspension. My car handles even better now! Feels a lot less twitchy on the back end. I now have a straight steering wheel and hopefully my uneven rear tyre wear will now be sorted! 
- to improve your handling and save you a shed load of £££ in reduced tyre wear.(at no expense to me!) and the handling is just amazing! With the equipment he has at the moment, you need approx 10mm gap between the top tyre and the base of the wheel arch to fit the cameras. I've already had my polybushes fitted, and he's fitting camber adjust bolts. Cant wait, as i'm kinda down to the wire on my current tyres!
family hatch suspension 
Mk1s & Mk3s have more adjustment I believe. If you have coilovvers with adjustable top mounts then a specialist setups a good idea. I have seen lots of great reports generally about wheels-inmotion.jonb- wrote:Does he have a flat ramp? I want to take my tubby over there for a trackday setup but it's VERY low at the front.
My lip is very low to the floor on the front. I havent got a current photo of just how low my lip is at the moment but believe me with stock wheels and coilovers set to very low at the front you cant get much lower!jonb- wrote:Still got the greddy on? I've
Its a bit scuffed underneath but nothing too bad. You can only see the scrapes when you look under it.jonb- wrote:Does he have a flat ramp? I want to take my tubby over there for a trackday setup but it's VERY low at the front.
He does have extension pieces and the like. He'll be able to advise over the phone Powered Trackday Car. If you can put your fingers flat on top of the tyre you'll be OK. Check this link - "Trusted Centres" towards the bottom of the page:http://www.wheels-inmotion.co.uk/forum/ ... hp?act=idx