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Hey guys while we on a suspension thread any idea where i can get ohlins serviced, and maybe one rebuilt? Or is it even worth doing as i've heard rebuilds can cost nealy as much as buying new. Sorry for hijack btw.

i can't stand fulcrum...

they've ballsed-up every one of my wheel alignments that i've had done there, they're lazy, don't do work properly (i.e. telling me they can't get over 3 degrees of positive caster on the front, when i have adjustable caster bushes and should be able to get up around 9 degrees positive - they're just too lazy to do it), they charge through the arse, they try and wring every last cent from you in saying "this needs replacing, so does this" etc when they DON'T.

Haha, didn't my tape measure do a better job Jason?

I would give Greg a call at City Suspension. He is at Springwood on the northbound service road. Can't go wrong, he's been doing suspension for over 20 years.

Haha, didn't my tape measure do a better job Jason?

I would give Greg a call at City Suspension. He is at Springwood on the northbound service road. Can't go wrong, he's been doing suspension for over 20 years.

our tape measure alignment was pretty accurate :(

probably about as accurate as one of Fulcrums alignments!

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