NEED TO FIND A SHOP FOR SPRINGS AND EXHAUST INSTAL
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thanks 2 poor to mod....but your avatar and screen name don't give me too much confidence in your installation abilities to be enough for a drive all the way to Jersey. Sorry bro. I'm lookin local! <20Miles
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Originally Posted by endokid99,Mar 3 2008, 11:31 PM
thanks 2 poor to mod....but your avatar and screen name don't give me too much confidence in your installation abilities to be enough for a drive all the way to Jersey. Sorry bro. I'm lookin local! <20Miles
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Like I said exotic isn't bad from what I hear. From what I understand they do good work but charge fairly high prices, although $85/hr isn't that bad (granted I had a 944 Porsche for a while and paid close to $100/hr for labor at a very reputable shop). Their estimated time is a little crazy though :thumbdwn:
Also you do realize that west chester is almost 90 miles from harrisburg right?
Edit: perhaps the estimated time isn't that bad then seeing the post above. I was thinking more like 1hr for spring install, but haven't done one myself...
Also you do realize that west chester is almost 90 miles from harrisburg right?
Edit: perhaps the estimated time isn't that bad then seeing the post above. I was thinking more like 1hr for spring install, but haven't done one myself...
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Originally Posted by AssassinJN,Mar 4 2008, 08:39 AM
Edit: perhaps the estimated time isn't that bad then seeing the post above. I was thinking more like 1hr for spring install, but haven't done one myself...
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Originally Posted by nakdboardr,Mar 5 2008, 11:36 AM
I have AIR Tools
i have air tools but no air compressor, they are all leftover from when i worked at firestone, and are siting in a storage closet waiting for me to buy a house with a garage. if you want you can send the air compressor to me
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What exactly do you need the air compressor for if you can do the install w/o it? What's the difference in having a spring compressor vs. not having one?