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need alignment machine recommedation

87GN

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We're looking to replace our John Beam visualiner with a new unit. I'm leaning towards a Hunter Hawkeye. The JB software wasn't written to accurately work with the -3+ degrees of camber we sometimes use. We've compensated for it using a level and ruler to determine camber, but that is not 100% accurate but ok to get it close. The Hunter has what they call tuner software which I'll assume takes into consideration lowered cars and out of normal spec settings. Anyone have any experiences with the hawkeye or any other brand?
 
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LXCam

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Holy **** are these strictly track cars or just street driven tire eaters. I use a guy that's 50 miles from me for my builds. He has a hunter (but don't know the model) and caters to the Benz/lambo stuff in orange county. Everything he does is deadly accurate and exactly what I request everytime, its worth the trip. Good luck, anything Hunter isn't cheap.
 
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87GN

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Yes track only cars and some track day/street cars that usually do not get the full race setup. Of course, we do have customers that drive a race alignment on the street and not worry about tire wear.
 
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