Alignment spec!
It is going to depend on your area. A firestone in my city might be terrible where you have a good mechanic/manager who cares in yours. Try asking around for some local recommendations, maybe check your local forum? In my experiance the local non-chain shops tend to do the better job as they are not working on such a high volume (or they are, but b/c of their reputation).
Hope it helps,
- J
Hope it helps,
- J
Originally Posted by Jsmply,Jun 11 2006, 12:05 PM
It is going to depend on your area. A firestone in my city might be terrible where you have a good mechanic/manager who cares in yours. Try asking around for some local recommendations, maybe check your local forum? In my experiance the local non-chain shops tend to do the better job as they are not working on such a high volume (or they are, but b/c of their reputation).
Hope it helps,
- J
Hope it helps,
- J
Originally Posted by Joel S2k,Jun 11 2006, 12:44 PM
so where should i go then...i took it to sears and they crushed my lip...how do u guys feel firestone? i just want to get it as close as possible to stock spec so my tires does not wear out that fast...car has 6k on them and its showing some bad uneven wear on the front tires only...back is perfect...
Originally Posted by RED MX5,Jun 11 2006, 01:09 PM
You need to "shop around" until you find the right alignment technician. I get my car aligned at the local Ford dealership, because that's where the best alignment guy in the area happens to work. If you can find someone with experience in aligning a variety of racing cars and race prepared cars he'll have no trouble with the S2000.
Originally Posted by RED MX5,Jun 11 2006, 05:36 PM
The Ford dealership that does my car has one of the Hunter "laser alignment" setups.
As long as you can tell the technician what specs you want he should be able align the S2000 (assuming that he understands how the adjustments interact and has the patients to take the time to do it right).
As long as you can tell the technician what specs you want he should be able align the S2000 (assuming that he understands how the adjustments interact and has the patients to take the time to do it right).
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