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S/W Ontario - Alignment Shop

Can anyone recommend a good alignment shop for my 911 SC in Ontario? The closer to Kitchener/Cambridge the better but I'll go far for a good shop.

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-Rob

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What about Furtmair in Cambridge? Not sure if they have alignment equip or not, but they're close.

RPP in London does it, Kryptonite had his done there. Fairly costly though I believe.

Jim
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Thanks Jim,

I just spoke with Furtmair. He outsources his alignment work to a shop in Breslau which I'll try. Because I only changed the tie rods to turbo tie rods he said 'Don't get a full alignment, just get a toe-in.' Hmmm...

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If you talked with Uli, he knows his stuff, and from what I'm told, his word, at least what little you get out of him, is good.

Brent at Whaletail may have a good recommendation for you also. I'll most likely be using them for my rebuild.

You can also call Dave Margolese at Eurotune in Caledon.

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Front will need toe & camber reset & caster checked.

You could always do it yourself if you have the time & place. It's not hard just very tedious to measure.

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