Corner Weighting a Car / Camber Adjustment
Does anyone know of a shop in the bay area that can do such an adjustment? I will be providing a car with adjustable upper control arms, and it has coil overs so all of that can be adjusted as well.
Also, somewhat off the main question. Why could'nt I just park it on four scales and raise/lower the height to match the scales properly? Seems rather basic.
On the same note, what would be the ideal camber adjustment? I mean, are they just going to adjust it to '0' so that there is no negative or positive camber, and corner weight the car? Or are they going to give it a little bit of camber to help the tire "roll over" when I turn hard.
Just curious.
Also, somewhat off the main question. Why could'nt I just park it on four scales and raise/lower the height to match the scales properly? Seems rather basic.
On the same note, what would be the ideal camber adjustment? I mean, are they just going to adjust it to '0' so that there is no negative or positive camber, and corner weight the car? Or are they going to give it a little bit of camber to help the tire "roll over" when I turn hard.
Just curious.
Custom Alignment.
Talk to them about your needs, dont talk to the old guy at the front desk though unless you want to know how much its going to cost you.
The techs will take your car out and keep taking it out until its "right" Very worth the money imo.
http://www.customalignment.com/contact.htm
Talk to them about your needs, dont talk to the old guy at the front desk though unless you want to know how much its going to cost you.
The techs will take your car out and keep taking it out until its "right" Very worth the money imo.
http://www.customalignment.com/contact.htm
http://www.sccaforums.com/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000542.html
There is more info on the SCCA forums than you can shake a stick at if you want suspension help.
http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=285747
but you better do your homework before reading that last link
There is more info on the SCCA forums than you can shake a stick at if you want suspension help.
http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=285747
but you better do your homework before reading that last link
Sweet.
Thanks.
I have no problem paying someone for the good tuning, so long as I'm around to learn about it while they do it -- and they do in fact, do a good job.
Thanks uh... thx.
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Thanks.
I have no problem paying someone for the good tuning, so long as I'm around to learn about it while they do it -- and they do in fact, do a good job.
Thanks uh... thx.
=]
lol yeh they are not open on the weekends though hehe. Open up at like 7am though so thats good.
If you ask to talk to the mechanic while hes working they will let you stick around, all very nice, intelligent people there.
If you ask to talk to the mechanic while hes working they will let you stick around, all very nice, intelligent people there.


