Corner weighing recomendation?

[cpl rampage]

We have been investigating upgraded suspensions for the race car, and to get a better idea of what we need we would really like to have the car corner weighed. We looked at some of the DIY options but if a shop is cheap enough to just give us corner weights (no balancing needed) as well as vertical CG location we might just do that.

I saw that ballistic motorsports can do this, but the car is in southern MA at the moment. Any recommendations for shops that might be closer to us?

[CooperS7777]

I forgot where Ballistic is, but I know Synergy Auto Lab in Auburn can do it.

[cpl rampage]

I forgot where Ballistic is, but I know Synergy Auto Lab in Auburn can do it.

Thanks for the recommendation, it is a bit closer than ballistic. I would have gone to DSG before but I don't think they are around any more.

[Boosted Euro]

I believe [MENTION=2853]candyroush[/MENTION] can do corner balance track alignment. Nick at Holmes Performance in Pepperell Mass.

[Turbobrick240]

Highway weight station? Lol

[2jzrx7]

Malcom at series Motorsports in New Hampshire

[Church]

if you are serious about it, save the 3 grand for long acre scales and their leverer system, get a long peice of metal stock for the level and keep it. You'll be using it a lot. Back in my karting days we had some on a 4x3 ft frame that would be leveled with a jackscrew on each corner.

Basic pads:

http://www.longacreracing.com/products.aspx?itemid=1786&prodid=7143&pagetitle=Computerscales%C2%AE+AccuSet+II%E2%84%A2+Basic+System

levelers:

http://www.longacreracing.com/products.aspx?itemid=1790&prodid=7159&pagetitle=Billet+Scale+Pad+Levelers+for+2+1%2f2%22+Pads+-+Set+of+4

Ramps:
http://www.longacreracing.com/produc...Long+(Set+of+4)

unless you are planing on running less than 2 1/2" of ride height you'll be able to use it on anything.