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Coastie Advice - Track Alignment On Central Coast

evil_weevil

By evil_weevil,
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evil_weevil Grand Master

evil_weevil

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Afternoon all,

besides all the general tyre shops up in Gosford and around the coast - does anyone use anyone for wheel alignments?

not just for a road car and standard alignment, must be race/track aggresive worthy!!

Or has anyone used the normal tyre shops for these?

I used one before up here and half way through old mate was like "yeeaah I cant get what u want..."

Driving to Road and Race @ Rydalmere isnt an option any more :(

Cheers,

Chris

75coupe Grand Master

75coupe

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selby's at Tuggerah, know there stuff and have 4 wheel laser alignment...

do alot of rally cars and extreme 4WDs...

not the cheapest but easily butter than a normal tyre place...

evil_weevil Grand Master

evil_weevil

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so should update...

went to selby's and was very happy!

I forget old mates name, jeff/joe..? but nice bloke and got the specs I wanted and wouldnt give up. near enough wasnt good enough for him!

so we'll see how it goes at wakefield next week

MBS206 Grand Master

MBS206

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so should update...

went to selby's and was very happy!

I forget old mates name, jeff/joe..? but nice bloke and got the specs I wanted and wouldnt give up. near enough wasnt good enough for him!

so we'll see how it goes at wakefield next week

Does this mean I can't make random pit lane changes?

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