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Thread: Setup Shops - Hampstead MD or Baltimore?

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    I've a buddy with a GT40 that he's finishing up that needs to be corner weighted, height set, and aligned. It is a full heim joint suspension with coilovers at all four corners so evreything is easily adjustable. Do any of you guys in the MD area know of a shop that could handle this for him? He lives in Hampstead MD, about 40 miles from Baltimore. I don't know the area so a contact/shop with phone or email would be helpful. Thanks much,

    Ron

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    Any of you guys in the Baltimore area have a race shop you use for alignement/corner weighting?

    R

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    Maybe give York Automotive a call, hes near frederick. Not sure of who else up in that area might do work like that. He can also give a call to NGP Racing in aberdeen and see who they know. I will ask around and see who has scales and the skills in the area.
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    Scaling and aligning a car with fully adjustable suspension is a rather easy task once you know how to do it. A set of toe gauges makes life a little easier but I've done it (and occasionally still do) with string, jack stands and a ruler. If you know someone with a caster/camber gauge (which you should have) and a set of scales you're halfway there.

    Carroll Smith's Prepare To Win covers alignment in depth (along with a lot of other info we all should have memorized) and with corner weighting on a non-symetrical car is really all about the cross weight %.

    I've never Goggled it but there is probably a ton of info out there as well.
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