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Depends what you call decent money, Wheels in motion (Amersham) and FB Tuning (High Wycombe) are both about £120 but you'll get a good job. FB will also advise on the best Goe for your driving if he ask hiim
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No it's how many times I throat fcuked your mum before she stopped breathing What's up fella you on the blob this week or are you boo hooing about repressed memories of being touched by Jimmy Saville and your dad ?
Either way call someone a **** and you're fair game
So how about you forget about being touched by grownups in your formative years and post a picture of what £24 and a handjob buys you at the local tyre centre. Be interesting to see your settings regardless
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Oooo fightclub, you're so gangsta, is your stage name P.Fiddly ? I must say you do have a potty mouth for someone so outraged, an ironic **** perhaps
Still waiting for a pic of your £24 alignment, must be good if hawkeyes and lasers are involved
@OP...for what it's worth, FB Tuning in Princes Risborough does all my alignment on Hunter Systems. He set up my New Age for Brands and Snetterton and then again on my Classic for Snetterton. Unless you already have a preferred setup, it's the performance track and road experience you're paying for not the cheapest A.N.Other grease monkey turning the spanner with a preset albeit hi-tec bit of string. Rich has masses of track time under his belt to advise the best settings for all out track performance aswell as fast road/tyre conscience precision
Worth the trip from London, it's not that far and the drive back will be fun
Still waiting for a pic of your £24 alignment, must be good if hawkeyes and lasers are involved
@OP...for what it's worth, FB Tuning in Princes Risborough does all my alignment on Hunter Systems. He set up my New Age for Brands and Snetterton and then again on my Classic for Snetterton. Unless you already have a preferred setup, it's the performance track and road experience you're paying for not the cheapest A.N.Other grease monkey turning the spanner with a preset albeit hi-tec bit of string. Rich has masses of track time under his belt to advise the best settings for all out track performance aswell as fast road/tyre conscience precision
Worth the trip from London, it's not that far and the drive back will be fun
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Firstly, many thanks for posting a reply without profanity
Secondly, that setup is worth almost £24 IMHO and I'm not trying to be a **** here just saying
He's done very little for very little when all you needed was a slight front end adjustment for - camber and a little adjustment for toe on the right side given it's a road car ?. The pre rear left toe is also a little excessive for most people He's not even sorted out the caster ffs.
It actually shows very little understanding beyond the very dull straight line set up the Hunter settings have thrown up for a NewAge Wagon I doubt he's even applied them as they're recommended, as they just look kak to me
Secondly, that setup is worth almost £24 IMHO and I'm not trying to be a **** here just saying
He's done very little for very little when all you needed was a slight front end adjustment for - camber and a little adjustment for toe on the right side given it's a road car ?. The pre rear left toe is also a little excessive for most people He's not even sorted out the caster ffs.
It actually shows very little understanding beyond the very dull straight line set up the Hunter settings have thrown up for a NewAge Wagon I doubt he's even applied them as they're recommended, as they just look kak to me
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This all boils down to what you want from your car
As Maggy said if you 2 want a bitch fight go elsewhere, dont do it with the swearing on the msoc section
If you want the factory settings checked and adjusted for your car then go anywhere
If you want a tailored set up for how you drive and where go to FB tuning
So lets call it quits guys, please
As Maggy said if you 2 want a bitch fight go elsewhere, dont do it with the swearing on the msoc section
If you want the factory settings checked and adjusted for your car then go anywhere
If you want a tailored set up for how you drive and where go to FB tuning
So lets call it quits guys, please
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You pay your money and you take your choices - if it costs a little more for a professional service and piece of mind I know where my money would go.
Back to the original question, Joe, you won't go wrong using Rich
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What's even funnier about your comment is that none of these companies are based in Middlesex - rather those of us in Middlesex have the intelligence to spend wisely and employ a professional rather than a general grease monkey
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Firstly, many thanks for posting a reply without profanity
Secondly, that setup is worth almost £24 IMHO and I'm not trying to be a **** here just saying
He's done very little for very little when all you needed was a slight front end adjustment for - camber and a little adjustment for toe on the right side given it's a road car ?. The pre rear left toe is also a little excessive for most people He's not even sorted out the caster ffs.
It actually shows very little understanding beyond the very dull straight line set up the Hunter settings have thrown up for a NewAge Wagon I doubt he's even applied them as they're recommended, as they just look kak to me
Secondly, that setup is worth almost £24 IMHO and I'm not trying to be a **** here just saying
He's done very little for very little when all you needed was a slight front end adjustment for - camber and a little adjustment for toe on the right side given it's a road car ?. The pre rear left toe is also a little excessive for most people He's not even sorted out the caster ffs.
It actually shows very little understanding beyond the very dull straight line set up the Hunter settings have thrown up for a NewAge Wagon I doubt he's even applied them as they're recommended, as they just look kak to me
Im asking a serious question here as without a ALK or rotated camber top mounts I dont know how they would alter this.
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An ALK won't even them out only increase the caster - it will still need to be adjusted.
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Also, 53 gave a very informed response re: your geo, and you went off on one again !!