Anyone used them for geometry/alighnment set up?
Web site talks the talk.
But any first hand experience?
I've been on their dyno a couple of times. They're top people.
Yep, good company.
Quote from: Ardent on November 29, 2020, 17:18Anyone used them for geometry/alighnment set up?
Web site talks the talk.
But any first hand experience?
Website appears a bit naff?
Kwikfit Hunter machine is excellent I've used them many times
Not too far from there is https://www.blacknrounds.com/ at Silverstone - very good/friendly service
Quote from: s12vea on November 29, 2020, 20:40Kwikfit Hunter machine is excellent I've used them many times
Shame the Hunter kit isn't very accurate (it's designed to be quick) and the monkey operating it won't have much of a clue ;D
Quote from: AdamR28 on November 30, 2020, 07:49Quote from: s12vea on November 29, 2020, 20:40Kwikfit Hunter machine is excellent I've used them many times
Shame the Hunter kit isn't very accurate (it's designed to be quick) and the monkey operating it won't have much of a clue ;D
I've heard that hunter machines are easy to cheat but I'm no expert.
I suppose its the same old story.
Its a very popular machine but that doesn't mean its the best.
Quote from: AdamR28 on November 30, 2020, 07:49Quote from: s12vea on November 29, 2020, 20:40Kwikfit Hunter machine is excellent I've used them many times
Shame the Hunter kit isn't very accurate (it's designed to be quick) and the monkey operating it won't have much of a clue ;D
Defo the operator would play a huge part in getting the job done properly. Plus it helps my mate is the operator ;)
Oops. Apologies for offending your mate, in that case!
Quote from: AdamR28 on November 30, 2020, 09:58Oops. Apologies for offending your mate, in that case!
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Don't worry I often call him that lol
Thats my general understanding. The kit is fine. It's who is using it that makes the difference.
Keep a watchful eye over them doing it.
Or I may revisit wheels in motion that done it last time.
Stick with what I know.
I take it that you would tell them the settings you want on the car?
Is it worth giving them a try as no doubt it would be cheaper than wim?
Quote from: Topdownman on November 30, 2020, 17:14I take it that you would tell them the settings you want on the car?
Is it worth giving them a try as no doubt it would be cheaper than wim?
I wouldn't be so sure Northampton Motorsport would be cheaper.
you may find you can't get in before February anyway.
@Topdownman I would go armed with what was dialed in at Wim.
@jonbill Wow. That tells its own story re availability.