Been quoted 50 + vat from a dealer for the geometry set-up.

Does this seem a little cheap - have seen people quoted over £100 for this.

Having some Prodrive springs fitted so will probably have the Prodrive settings as well.

I know most people will probably say go to Powerstation etc but what would be done differently by the various places ?

 

It cost me 140 quid

 

£40 for me.

 

Too cheap imho.
A full chassis set-up will take a good hour + if not 2 hours if all goes well.
Graham.
Power station do know what they are doing.

 

Yeah took an hour to be set to prodrive settings.

 

Although you generally get what you pay for, sometimes there are pleasant surprises!

Mine cost approx £40 (from memory) took an hour or two, included giving me a "before" print out, then changing front camber, front and rear track, and then giving me an "after" print out with a full explanation of what was done.

The place was spotless used the latest Sun laser alignment rig and I was amazed at the high standard of service for such a low cost.

Car felt fantastic after it as well.

 

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I didn't have time to go to Powerstation, found this guy local to me and got excellent results, under £100 I think?

Watford / Hemel Hempsted area

 

Cheers people.

Getting the springs fitted in a couple of weeks - dealer also advised waiting around 1k miles or so to let the springs settle and bed in before getting the geometry done.

Still undecided but have a bit of time to ponder

 

That is spot-on, I'm moving down there in about 8-weeks and was leaving the suspension changes until after I moved. My next question was ging to be where to get the alignment done.

Cheers mate, saved me a load of time

 

It depends on what they need to adjust but 1 hours labour seems a fair compromise.

Its like other parts they charge $x for an oil change but do it a lot quicker.etc.etc