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Geometry
- Thread starter Big Fry
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kbooker
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Just wondering how much it will roughly cost for CG to look at it. A few hundered?
Do they make many changes for every day driving or is his skill really for people who want to do track work? And how much of a difference do the changes make and how do the handeling charachteristics of the car change from Porsche standard set up from the factory?
Yes, Chris can do fast road set-up or track set-up for you. Your pick.
For a fast-road set-up the difference I found can be comparable to trying to run in Wellington boots versus trainers. You would be amazed at the difference!
Black80XSA
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ORIGINAL: Mike IRL
Will be looking to get my own cars geometry checked soon. Is there a write up anywhere on what exactly they do and how they do it? Obviously not interested in doing it myself but would like to understand more about it.
There is a write up from Paul Williams about his experiences with his 964 under the attention of Chris Frnaklin here..
http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=368292&mpage=1&key=franklin񙺤
Admittedly Paul had pretty much all his suspension renewed at the time, but as you read the various posts you can get a good feel for the 'Franklin Experience'.
Afterwards the test drive was a little worrying on damp roads, but it just feels more planted and responsive and so progressive when you poke it with a stick! I am really pleased with the results and would say to anyone thinking about it that it is the best money I have spent on the car so far! Well worth it.
Had plenty of fun on the way home, carrying good speed through corners with confidence and enjoying great control under breaking and accross cambers etc.
You were all right in your advice and i thank you all for that.
I am thinking of asking Chris to come with me to a track event or something in the next few months so we can continue to play with my geometry (and sway bar) settings. Perhaps Silverstone or MIRA which are close to Chris.
His whole rig can travel so perhaps if we can get a few members together then we can all have a play with our geometry options.
Anyone interested then please let me know and I will propose to him.
ORIGINAL: 997London
This maybe a stupid question but do you need the geo looked at every time you change your tyres? Just I need some new ones soon and want my geo looked at but will it be wasted if I do the tyres first?
Changing the tyres should make no difference to geometry set-up.
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