Wheel alignment
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For a full alignment a specialist is your best bet (full marks to National Tyres for NOT doing it!)
Either your dealer, or a good independant will be able to do it. But as you can imagine, it is a little more advanced than the local tyre fitters normally do. Expect to pay between £100 and £150...
Either your dealer, or a good independant will be able to do it. But as you can imagine, it is a little more advanced than the local tyre fitters normally do. Expect to pay between £100 and £150...
Guest
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Well, your right Marky boy I've just been ringing around and I've just booked it in a 9mRacing in Warrington on Thursday, they reckon it'll be between 2 & 3hrs at £50/hr depends how far out it is and what needs doing.
So first big maintenance bill on the 968 [
], I guess the braided hoses will have to wait till next month , welcome to the world of Porsche ownership [][]
Mike
So first big maintenance bill on the 968 [
], I guess the braided hoses will have to wait till next month , welcome to the world of Porsche ownership [][]Mike
I bet you will find it makes the car feel even better though!
Now you have to decide how you want the car set up...
It is a CS so you have a lot of adjustment parameters to play with [8D]
Now you have to decide how you want the car set up...
It is a CS so you have a lot of adjustment parameters to play with [8D]
paulf968
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Mike
Also will they be checking the corner weights in this 3 hours of labour? I did read this was important if you wanted a car with a well balanced feel.
Oh yes, whilst your are at 9m can you give us all a development report on their tuning project for normally aspirated 968 engines -- would be good to hear the latest.
paul
Also will they be checking the corner weights in this 3 hours of labour? I did read this was important if you wanted a car with a well balanced feel.
Oh yes, whilst your are at 9m can you give us all a development report on their tuning project for normally aspirated 968 engines -- would be good to hear the latest.
paul
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ORIGINAL: Sir Rocco
Unless they find that the front shockers are blown/ need replacing. If so you can double that estimate. [
And its pointless to have the alignment done if the front dampers are shot.
I've been there and done that.
MikeS
Hmm it does wander a bit on the front once you get over a ton, I hope not [
]Stop it your depressing me now [
]Mike
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