Coilover fitting & set-up...Who?
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Normally get a friend to fit coilovers - it's very straight forward if you can wield a spanner, then any decent tyre fitters with decent gauges can do your alignment.
In the Teesside area I would reccomend Teesdale Tyres behind the old TFM building in Stockton. They'll do a great job of the alignment, not sure if they'll fit aftermarket parts (ie: coilovers) though.
Would help with more information on the car, coilovers setup, etc.
In the Teesside area I would reccomend Teesdale Tyres behind the old TFM building in Stockton. They'll do a great job of the alignment, not sure if they'll fit aftermarket parts (ie: coilovers) though.
Would help with more information on the car, coilovers setup, etc.
Cheers Liam
Used Teesdale before, but they only seemed to be able to adjust a car to factory settings from a database, not sure that'll cut it when fitting coilovers and needing things setting to match new rideheight etc.
Car is a Corolla (stop laughing..), Coilovers are with fully adjustable pillowball topmounts. Car to be used as fast-road with some track work.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
Previously had a very bad experience dealing with Revolution, so loathed to try them again being honest. Motoscope any good for this?
Used Teesdale before, but they only seemed to be able to adjust a car to factory settings from a database, not sure that'll cut it when fitting coilovers and needing things setting to match new rideheight etc.
Car is a Corolla (stop laughing..), Coilovers are with fully adjustable pillowball topmounts. Car to be used as fast-road with some track work.
Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
Previously had a very bad experience dealing with Revolution, so loathed to try them again being honest. Motoscope any good for this?
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