Best Alignment shop In NorCal
01-17-10, 11:21 PM
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Surprisingly no one has mentioned Motorsport Techniques in Hayward. They have been doing it for years. Jack is one of the best in the bay area for custom alignment. Jay give them a try but then again you're in San Jose. Tell them Mike from Automotivated sent you.
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02-16-10, 11:32 PM
#51
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02-24-10, 12:33 PM
#52
Noone mentions TECH3? its in san jose and did my alignment custom specs for $60. Let me stand there the whole time and look at the computer and tell him exactly how i want it. Even fine tuned my ride height for extra $40 AND another alignment for total of $100 that visit. So basically I got 2 alignments AND a fine tuned ride height to my specs for $100. Need I say more?
06-14-10, 05:41 PM
#59
So is it still called G12? I searched on google and it's located on Kiessig...also, do they do corner balance? Looking for a shop to do corner balance in Sac.
Redgs4,
I agree with you that a good alignment is better than Big-O tires. However, not to be a scientist about the effort, but there is only one correct alignment. Granted you can tweak with the toe and camber to mess with inadequate damping and turn in. However, for street drving, there is only one correct setup. The one that makes the tires stay flat on the pavement for the most amount of time in most common street situations.
Solo,
The shop is called G12. Back in my grandfather's racing days it was on G and 12th in Sacramento. Now it is on 16th and T. Kinda funny.
Matt
I agree with you that a good alignment is better than Big-O tires. However, not to be a scientist about the effort, but there is only one correct alignment. Granted you can tweak with the toe and camber to mess with inadequate damping and turn in. However, for street drving, there is only one correct setup. The one that makes the tires stay flat on the pavement for the most amount of time in most common street situations.
Solo,
The shop is called G12. Back in my grandfather's racing days it was on G and 12th in Sacramento. Now it is on 16th and T. Kinda funny.
Matt