Is a full geometry set up worth it?
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Is a full geometry set up worth it?
Is a full geometry set up worth it?
Thinking of having it done. Cars not been tracked in 2 years and iv had arbs and drop links on since then also.
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Dave
Thinking of having it done. Cars not been tracked in 2 years and iv had arbs and drop links on since then also.
Cheers
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so to answer your question dave, yes it's well worth doing. some cars are miles out of allingment!
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Just had a full alignment check at Powerstation-Tewkesbury: £72.00
This check includes all aspects of alignment for front and rear axles:
Camber
Castor
Toe angle
K.P.I.
Setback
They will provide a full computerised printout of all initial measurements and final measurements once the check is complete.
Iprezas are very sensative to alignment so this check should be carried out at least once a year, any time you clip a kerb, hit a heavy pothole or any time you fit new tyres or suspension parts.
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This check includes all aspects of alignment for front and rear axles:
Camber
Castor
Toe angle
K.P.I.
Setback
They will provide a full computerised printout of all initial measurements and final measurements once the check is complete.
Iprezas are very sensative to alignment so this check should be carried out at least once a year, any time you clip a kerb, hit a heavy pothole or any time you fit new tyres or suspension parts.
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Defo worth it.
I had mine done as soon as i bought the car. It felt like it was pulling to the left all the time.
It turned out the car was actually crabbing along. (Front wheels were pointing to the left as well as rear.) Pretty dangerous, never mind what it was doing to the tyre wear!!
Cost me around 80 smackers at tyres northampton.
Btw you can have an optional setting which is more orientated to track days.
I had mine done as soon as i bought the car. It felt like it was pulling to the left all the time.
It turned out the car was actually crabbing along. (Front wheels were pointing to the left as well as rear.) Pretty dangerous, never mind what it was doing to the tyre wear!!
Cost me around 80 smackers at tyres northampton.
Btw you can have an optional setting which is more orientated to track days.
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Tyres northampton buddy , absolutely awsome , people and service are ace , and the difference is definately worth it
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For some reason Impreza's seem very sensitive to good alignment/geom (maybe due to AWD..? ).
Which is why you have to wonder why on earth they seem to come out of the factory with the alignment all over the place..!
Well worth it, especially if you have any uneven tyre wear..
Which is why you have to wonder why on earth they seem to come out of the factory with the alignment all over the place..!
Well worth it, especially if you have any uneven tyre wear..
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i also had them put in the whitelline motorsport settings
awesome, worth every penny
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