Road Force Balance
25 October 2016, 11:15 PM
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Also curious if anyone else has any feedback on this?
I had it done and it did pick up two wheels out of slightly out of shape.
Agree with Matt's point on being fussy - perhaps with all my suspension mods I would feel it more if anything was even slightly out due to the firmness of coilovers etc etc.
I had it done and it did pick up two wheels out of slightly out of shape.
Agree with Matt's point on being fussy - perhaps with all my suspension mods I would feel it more if anything was even slightly out due to the firmness of coilovers etc etc.
26 October 2016, 01:46 PM
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So, back from the RF balance.
All the tyres and wheels where fine, however 2 of the wheels were incorrectly balanced by quite a margin (which the machine identified).
As tyres were good the actual road force part was perhaps not needed, but a good to know anyway.
And the result is the car is now like a magic carpet at motorway speeds like it should be.
If you have any issues with tyre / wheel or alignment and you are in south Essex area i can highly recommend Matt at Mototechs Essex in Southend.
He has Hunter alignment and the Hunter road force balancer.
All the tyres and wheels where fine, however 2 of the wheels were incorrectly balanced by quite a margin (which the machine identified).
As tyres were good the actual road force part was perhaps not needed, but a good to know anyway.
And the result is the car is now like a magic carpet at motorway speeds like it should be.
If you have any issues with tyre / wheel or alignment and you are in south Essex area i can highly recommend Matt at Mototechs Essex in Southend.
He has Hunter alignment and the Hunter road force balancer.
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