More advice needed...

[Huw Powell]

Yes, my neighbor spent about $18k last year, and that's still using his 
existing ramp/rack thing.  But it's one hell of a machine.

Specs can always be entered manually.  Part of why he upgraded was his 
old machine was no longer being updated each year, back to somewhere in 
the early 2000s, meaning his techs had to look up half the vehicles in 
order to align them.

I wonder if the machine in question (your guy's or my neighbor's) allows 
the tech to "save" any specs that had to be looked up and entered?

On 4/16/2012 11:15 AM, Mark Rosenkrantz wrote:
> Amazingly, $12K isn't high priced!  The service manual should have the
> alignment specs.
>
> Mark Rosenkrantz
>
> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 11:11 AM,<TWFAUST at aol.com>  wrote:
>
>> My local guy just bought a $12,000 laser alignment machine. It is real whiz
>>   bang, but I have to wonder. My factory supercharged '90 Cougar has
>> different  specs than the standard Cougar. He didn't have the specs, so
>> much for
>> laser  guidance.
>>
>> Tom Faust
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