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If you'd like to use the shop that built the winning SCCA T1 National Championship Corvette for past 5 years, call Kurt at Phoenix Auto Center in Palm,PA 215-679-2232
It's about 10-15 minutes from the Quakertown exit of the PA NE Ext of the Turnpike.
It's worth the drive. You might be able to set up a saturday appointment if Kurt isn't crew chiefing at a race.
actually I might take Friday off so maybe.....
All I know right now is that the Michellin Pilot Sport Cups are not liking the stock setup. I read that I need at least -1.5 camber for them, but I am also running anotehr set of race tires so I need something that can be a happy medium. I guess talking to the guy that sets up T1 cars would make sense.
Dam it I hate the forum for sending me so far away from my house
Last edited by Wicked Weasel; Mar 12, 2006 at 11:38 AM.
If you'd like to use the shop that built the winning SCCA T1 National Championship Corvette for past 5 years, call Kurt at Phoenix Auto Center in Palm,PA 215-679-2232
I'm having my vette lowered tomorrow so I'll probably need an alignment soon. For someone that rarely does road racing events but likes to carve mountain roads and take turns at highs speed ( ), would it be worth taking a drive there?? The shop looks like awesome, it would be fun to take a trip there.
All I know right now is that the Michellin Pilot Sport Cups are not liking the stock setup. I read that I need at least -1.5 camber for them, but I am also running anotehr set of race tires so I need something that can be a happy medium. I guess talking to the guy that sets up T1 cars would make sense.
Dam it I hate the forum for sending me so far away from my house
So how do you like your car now that you've had it to Phoenix Auto Center?
I talked with Kurt late this afternoon and he spoke highly of you
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