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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Interested in any recommendations/experiences with RPMTechnik for corner weighting and geometry checks. I know Centre Gravity do it too but its not as convenient for me as RPMTechnik. Regards Fred

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they are good guys. I used them for my RS and boxster spyder

POST 3Original post

Excellent done all my cars for years inc 6.1 GT3, 6.2 GT3 and 7.1 GT3. Their kit is superb. Cheers Slodge

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Used them once for mechanical work and they were out of their depth. Maybe they have learned from mistakes in the past but I`ll never use them again. For suspension if you want the job done right go to Christ at centre gravity.

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Based on the last 5yr experience with cars/geos go give 9Excellence a go (based near Gatwick). Nothing like the charge of others and just as good. They just sorted both my cars bloody brilliant . Speak with 911Viking on here too for actual experience of 9E...Good luck

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Scooty100 said: Based on the last 5yr experience with cars/geos go give 9Excellence a go (based near Gatwick). Nothing like the charge of others and just as good. They just sorted both my cars bloody brilliant . Speak with 911Viking on here too for actual experience of 9E...Good luck +1

POST 7Original post

RPM did a Geo on my old 986 Boxster about a year ago and it transformed the car. The handling was so predictable and balance spot on. Since then I've bought their 997 CSR which has obviously been completely set up by them and the handling is superb. So they get my vote.

POST 8Original post

Another vote for 9E as they have done some great work on my cars

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Magna said: For suspension if you want the job done right go to Christ at centre gravity. I know its a typo, but in the context of how almost every thread relating to CG shakes out it really made me laugh.

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fioran0 said: Magna said: For suspension if you want the job done right go to Christ at centre gravity. I know its a typo, but in the context of how almost every thread relating to CG shakes out it really made me laugh. hahaha

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Jzm or 9e I've had lots of Geos but more gt3 and track focused

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