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Laser Alignments
What is the difference between Rollo, True laser and outlaw laser alignments?
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Rollo & Outlaw are the same company .......True ? I'm can't say.........Mike
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Don't know. ..!!
But as long as they align the rear wheel to the front wheels your good. Make sure they do align the rear wheel first then align the front to the rear wheel. Don't know how many outifits are making the equipment to do this but I'm sure there will be more out there soon.
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
2012 RS sm5
2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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I believe I read on some previous threads that some laser alignments were not as good as the rollo. Just wondering?
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Rollo is the company that make and have patent on the laser alignment equipment. Rollo is based out of New York State
http://www.spydercomfort.com/
Outlaw is the brand name of the laser alignment equipment for spyders. Same company as ROllo but a divisionhttp://www.spydercomfort.com/independant%20dealers.htm
True Track is an independant dealer for spyder alignments.
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Originally Posted by Commander
What is the difference between Rollo, True laser and outlaw laser alignments?
Rollo LLC is the company that provides the Outlaw Laser Alignment system. They also have systems for automotive and are sometimes referred to as
True Laser Track. You can find lists of their dealers at www.spydercomfort.com/dealers
Clifford Fargason
2013 Spyder RTL
2007 Royal Star Venture
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Originally Posted by Commander
What is the difference between Rollo, True laser and outlaw laser alignments?
Those are all 3 names for the same laser alignment equipment. I own it and those names are used in various parts of the documentation, labels. web site and dealer network.
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Thank you everyone, I just want to make sure I am getting it done by the right people/equipment.
Frank
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