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We've released a number of updates over the past three years, engineering one of the premier alignment solutions on the market.
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We've recently transitioned our product line to feature Hardcoat Anodizing as the standard option.
Hardcoat creates a surface hardness equivalent to tool steel for superior wear resistance and longevity along with high contrast aesthetics.
We offer different packages depending on the customer's need. They range from Precision Hub Stands only to a full package including our Laser Alignment System, Leveling Pads, Ride Height Gauges, etc... The cost varies from a base of $6499.99 to a full package of $12999.99, with some variations depending on the vehicle.
We offer different packages depending on the customer's need. They range from Precision Hub Stands only to a full package including our Laser Alignment System, Leveling Pads, Ride Height Gauges, etc... The cost varies from a base of $6499.99 to a full package of $12999.99, with some variations depending on the vehicle.
Does it work to buy two of them rather than four, then do alignments with those tools for one end of the car at a time?
With a price of somewhere between 6500 and 13000 bucks, while there are some service shop owners to are active on the CF, how many sets do you think you're going to sell to CF members who are primarily DIYs w/o that kind of money?
Does it work to buy two of them rather than four, then do alignments with those tools for one end of the car at a time?
With a price of somewhere between 6500 and 13000 bucks, while there are some service shop owners to are active on the CF, how many sets do you think you're going to sell to CF members who are primarily DIYs w/o that kind of money?
Does it work to buy two of them rather than four, then do alignments with those tools for one end of the car at a time?
You can but it defeats some of the major gains of the system. You would not be able to use our Laser Alignment System and would be limited to strings. It would also add some complications when setting ride height. It could be done but it would be difficult to achieve the level of precision and accuracy that the system is capable of by doing so.
With a price of somewhere between 6500 and 13000 bucks, while there are some service shop owners to are active on the CF, how many sets do you think you're going to sell to CF members who are primarily DIYs w/o that kind of money?
We have a number of shops on here that use our products as well as numerous individuals. It's definitely a track-day/race focused product. Typically the folks who care about getting their alignment exactly right and being able to make repeatable adjustments are very track focused.
From a monetary perspective the system is not outside the realm of other common track focused accessories. Thing likes wheels, brake upgrade kits, etc... We've yet to have a customer come back and say it cost too much for the value that it gave them. 90% of the time we get something along the lines of "I don't know how I aligned without this, I'll never go back". Here's a link to our thread in the C8 Z06 Section with some posts by a recent customer. https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...ub-stands.html
Finding a balance between capabilities, accuracy, and cost is something we spend an enormous amount of time on. The last few years have made it even more difficult with costs skyrocketing in everything down to the raw materials. We lean towards making a better product that costs a bit more rather than a lesser product.
That said we did just add some more machining capabilities in-house to drive down the overall price and take on more internally. The updated cost range is $4999.99 to $11999.99. All of our Precision Hub Stands packages come in a Pelican Case. If a customer didn't want a Pelican case we could drive that cost down a bit further. Typically most folks want one to protect the tools and make transportation from track to track easy.
Hopefully that provides some insight and answers your question. I'm happy to dig into any details you'd like!
-Colton
Last edited by CSM Performance; 09-05-2023 at 06:28 AM.
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