Geo Setup on 996TT

[MaKSiNG]

First of all is it worth doing on a 996TT?

Is it possible to make a big difference to the way in which the car handles?

Where to get it done and how much?

Thanks in advance.

[cableguy]

Definately worth doing as these cars are very sensitive to incorrect tolerances in geo.

Where are you situated?

C.

[erik997]

MaKSiNG said:

First of all is it worth doing on a 996TT?

Is it possible to make a big difference to the way in which the car handles?

Where to get it done and how much?

Thanks in advance.

Just did mine on the 997 - definitely feel the difference.

[MaKSiNG]

cableguy said:

Where are you situated?

Oh yeah, sorry. That would help.
West London.

[erik997]

Maksing - if you don't want to pay OPC prices then give JAZ a call (jazweb.co.uk). Based in Wembley and have a good reputation.

[cableguy]

These guys also have a very good reputation in this area.

www.parr-uk.co.uk/

C.

Edited by cableguy on Tuesday 17th April 20:29

[latussa]

Paid £150 at OPC Cambridge (if combined with a service). Can't say I noticed a huge difference but it may not have been too far out of adjustment to start with.

[fieldl]

I spent last Friday with Chris Franklin of Centre of Gravity (www.centergravity.co.uk)
He is a complete genius and explained everything to me and let me watch and learn whilst he reset all the geo on my car. He then takes it on a test drive with you to check it is perfect. The difference is shocking with understeer dialled out (mostly) and much more progressive oversteer.

It is by far the best money I have ever spent (£172 was the total cost) and Chris is a complete perfectionist.

Well well recommended.

[vr6-er]

Tognola in Datchet nr Slough have some diabolically expensive equipment.

[slippydiff]

vr6-er said:

Tognola in Datchet nr Slough have some diabolically expensive equipment.

Not having a pop at Tognola as I know nothing of their work, but having expensive equipment and knowing how to use it are two very different things.


Fieldl link edited less brackets www.centergravity.co.uk
I've heard good things about centergravity too.

Edited by slippydiff on Wednesday 18th April 00:23