needing corner balanced & alignment
#1
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
needing corner balanced & alignment
Looking for a reputable recommendation to get my C5 corner balanced and a specialized alignment.
Located in N.E. Oklahoma but willing to drive to the "right" shop.
Please let me know of any leads....thanks
Located in N.E. Oklahoma but willing to drive to the "right" shop.
Please let me know of any leads....thanks
#3
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Anyone else know of something closer ??
Thanks.........
#4
I haven't made it up there yet, waiting for better weather.
Hopefully I'm stating the obvious, but my understanding is that you'll need adjustable sway bar end links for a corner balance to be effective. I bit the bullet and got the LG quiet units.
#5
Safety Car
I corresponded with an outfit called ET Tuning in Union MO (~30 mi. SW of St. Louis on I-44... maybe a 275 mi drive for you). They said they could corner weigh/balance and align my C6. Google for website and contact info (I used the contact form on their website, they got back to me fairly quickly). They also have a dyno and probably do tuning.
I haven't made it up there yet, waiting for better weather.
Hopefully I'm stating the obvious, but my understanding is that you'll need adjustable sway bar end links for a corner balance to be effective. I bit the bullet and got the LG quiet units.
I haven't made it up there yet, waiting for better weather.
Hopefully I'm stating the obvious, but my understanding is that you'll need adjustable sway bar end links for a corner balance to be effective. I bit the bullet and got the LG quiet units.
but great people and very good
#6
Race Director
It's not rocket science. IMO corner weight is overrated unless you are racing tt or wtw. You will not be able to feel that your car is corner weighted unless you are driving 10/10 ths on a race track.
What are you trying to accomplish?
For the price of gas you are going to burn you could buy the tools, watch my videos and DIY.
Last edited by froggy47; 03-08-2014 at 11:16 PM.
#7
Melting Slicks
Thread Starter
Find a race track close by and go talk to people.
It's not rocket science. IMO corner weight is overrated unless you are racing tt or wtw. You will not be able to feel that your car is corner weighted unless you are driving 10/10 ths on a race track.
What are you trying to accomplish?
For the price of gas you are going to burn you could buy the tools, watch my videos and DIY.
It's not rocket science. IMO corner weight is overrated unless you are racing tt or wtw. You will not be able to feel that your car is corner weighted unless you are driving 10/10 ths on a race track.
What are you trying to accomplish?
For the price of gas you are going to burn you could buy the tools, watch my videos and DIY.
The car has been lightened considerable (under 3000lbs with me).
I could be in LG's parking lot in 3.5hrs.
With all this weight removed as well as the suspension mods, I feel a corner weight and specified alignment is the least I should do.
Your thoughts ??
.
#8
Safety Car
It helps with even tire wear on the road course in addition to driving feel. Just drive it on the scales at your next track event and see if you're halfway close.
#9
Race Director
Well.......both (forward and aft) cradles have been out of the car (several times). Built new UHMW A-arm bushing (x16)......going to install rear T1 bar with hiem links and run solid drive train mounts.
The car has been lightened considerable (under 3000lbs with me).
I could be in LG's parking lot in 3.5hrs.
With all this weight removed as well as the suspension mods, I feel a corner weight and specified alignment is the least I should do.
Your thoughts ??
.
The car has been lightened considerable (under 3000lbs with me).
I could be in LG's parking lot in 3.5hrs.
With all this weight removed as well as the suspension mods, I feel a corner weight and specified alignment is the least I should do.
Your thoughts ??
.
Last edited by froggy47; 03-09-2014 at 02:35 PM.