Clinic appointment
01 April 2010, 03:47 PM
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Clinic appointment
just booked myself in at scoobyclinic next wednesday to have my Rear 22mm ARB and whiteline Rear links fitted along with a Geometary set up done.
my car is used for mainly everyday use aswell as abit of fast road driving (within reason) do you think a fast road set up is the way to go? i want to do a couple of track days in the summer but i dont really want to be paying out again to have it set up for that at a later date, so im after a compromise between the 2.
any recomendations people
my car is used for mainly everyday use aswell as abit of fast road driving (within reason) do you think a fast road set up is the way to go? i want to do a couple of track days in the summer but i dont really want to be paying out again to have it set up for that at a later date, so im after a compromise between the 2.
any recomendations people
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01 April 2010, 09:42 PM
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I have the fast road set up on mine and I find it absolutely fantastic. Prodrive full geom, with all the bolt-ons as you listed. Dunx has been a passenger on some fast twisties and I seem to remember him being quite impressed.
Hammer indeed.
Your in good hands at the clinic just dont ask em to check for a rash
Hammer indeed.Your in good hands at the clinic just dont ask em to check for a rash
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02 April 2010, 01:36 PM
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I'm very sorry if you feel we have let you down, did you fully discuss any issues with us or made us aware how you felt?
It's just that we pride ourselves on our customer care and are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers so again I'm sorry if you feel our services did not meet your requirements.
Please feel free to discuss any improvements you think we could make.
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02 April 2010, 01:41 PM
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I'm very sorry if you feel we have let you down, did you fully discuss any issues with us or made us aware how you felt?
It's just that we pride ourselves on our customer care and are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers so again I'm sorry if you feel our services did not meet your requirements.
Please feel free to discuss any improvements you think we could make.
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It's just that we pride ourselves on our customer care and are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers so again I'm sorry if you feel our services did not meet your requirements.
Please feel free to discuss any improvements you think we could make.
Cheers
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02 April 2010, 02:32 PM
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I'm very sorry if you feel we have let you down, did you fully discuss any issues with us or made us aware how you felt?
It's just that we pride ourselves on our customer care and are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers so again I'm sorry if you feel our services did not meet your requirements.
Please feel free to discuss any improvements you think we could make.
Cheers
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It's just that we pride ourselves on our customer care and are always willing to go the extra mile for our customers so again I'm sorry if you feel our services did not meet your requirements.
Please feel free to discuss any improvements you think we could make.
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02 April 2010, 03:14 PM
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I have the fast road set up on mine and I find it absolutely fantastic. Prodrive full geom, with all the bolt-ons as you listed. Dunx has been a passenger on some fast twisties and I seem to remember him being quite impressed. Hammer indeed.
Your in good hands at the clinic just dont ask em to check for a rash
Hammer indeed.Your in good hands at the clinic just dont ask em to check for a rash
That's why I'm looking for one next.
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02 April 2010, 04:44 PM
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im looking in to getting some supention mods done ,, front and rear arb, drop links, alk and geo set up , how much would this lot cost all fitted etc etc
sorry by the way this is for adam or any one at sc
dunks the hammer is the tool of a pikey , didnt no you was one lol (hope your well mate ?)
stu
sorry by the way this is for adam or any one at sc
dunks the hammer is the tool of a pikey , didnt no you was one lol (hope your well mate ?)
stu
02 April 2010, 04:51 PM
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A relatively easy job but you are wise to go to the Clinic to get it done. A 9 year old car can have surprisingly rustly link fittings and on your drive you're buggered if you snap or round the fittings
Enjoy yourself P
02 April 2010, 05:03 PM
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Hi stu
Front ARB £130.66 (whiteline)
Rear ARB £136.66 (whiteline)
Anti lift kit £136.85 (whiteline)
Rear alloy droplinks £68 (super Pro)
Front Alloy droplinks £86.17 (whiteline)
Geomatry set up £85
Labour Max 3 hours @ £39.99 =£119.97 (obviously if takes less you pay less!
)sub total = £763.31
VAT = £133.57
Grand total = £896.88
This is with alloy links if you want steel one's it will be less.
Hope this is of help
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£39 an hour is cheap! normal backstreet garages around here charge of fifty notes! i've don everything but the antilift thinges, what r they exactly?
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