best place for 4wd geometry set up in the North East
30 May 2002, 12:51 PM
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Tried in vain to get somewhere to do the lot but failed (Cleveland/Durham area), fitted Eibachs at the weekend and going to TSL for service/alignment tomorrow.
C&S tyres in Middlesbrough measured the toe in and set that up for me but they didn't want to tackle setting the toe in on the rear or front camber settings.
Sorry can't be of more help.
Neil.
C&S tyres in Middlesbrough measured the toe in and set that up for me but they didn't want to tackle setting the toe in on the rear or front camber settings.
Sorry can't be of more help.
Neil.
30 May 2002, 03:49 PM
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I tried a so-called specialist in Leeds who apparently really knows their stuff.
...to the extent that they tried to shaft me. Apparently, my wheels are the wrong offset (p1 wheels), wishbone is bent and the camber ain't adjustable by anyone.
Went to tyres northampton as I was down that way on business. No problem with wishbone, offset is spot on, and camber is adjustable but you need to know what you're doing as it's a bit involved compared to what you find on some cars.
After having tried a supposed expert, I'm going to use tried and trusted scooby places from now on.
(Ta to Tyres Northampton, too
)
...to the extent that they tried to shaft me. Apparently, my wheels are the wrong offset (p1 wheels), wishbone is bent and the camber ain't adjustable by anyone.
Went to tyres northampton as I was down that way on business. No problem with wishbone, offset is spot on, and camber is adjustable but you need to know what you're doing as it's a bit involved compared to what you find on some cars.
After having tried a supposed expert, I'm going to use tried and trusted scooby places from now on.
(Ta to Tyres Northampton, too
)
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