hello
im going to be purchasing Tein CS that came off of a 350Z..
But the guy im buying it from doesnt have the instruction manual.
I was wondering if anyone has the instructions and is willing to copy and email them to my email address..

I will in favor give you a undisclosed amount to your paypal account
1st one that sends me the instructions let me know ill PM you my email addy..

And where can i purchase Damping force adjust tool


thanks

 

You don't really need that tool...just get a set of allens with that size.

Oh and these are just a straight swap out. The CS come with a fully assembled front strut so you just remove the old and put the new in. The rear is also a straight swap.

 

^oh okie
do you have the instruction manual

 

The instruction manual isnt going to help you at all... like Chris said.. unbolt the stock, bolt up the CS.. easy as that.
-GP-

 

Sorry, no instruction manual. I'm sure there is a DIY on the boards somewhere on installing springs/coilovers.

 

Oh...I'll PM you my paypal now too

 

heres the pics of the coils that im getting soon
so this is all i need correct..
im going to a place called TEAM NUTZ
they quoted me $60/hour for labor
and will take 4-5 hours to install...so around $240-$300 for the install
thats about average i assume

 

if it takes them 4-5 hours to install a set of coilovers at a shop with a lift and power tools then they are completely incompetent. It takes me 90 minutes with one jack and a set of hand tools. Took me a little over an hour the very first time i installed springs on my G with a lift and power tools at my shop. Shouldnt cost more than $200 for a shop to install coilovers, and that includes adjusting the height to your preference afterward.
-GP-

 

Yep, thats everything.

Normal price for a shop yeah, I charge about half that

 

^i sure wish i lived in cali!!!!

 

haha, yup, i charge $100 for springs or coils and i'll adjust the coils as many times as you want until it's the perfect height for you.
-GP-

 

Stop undercharging! Time to raise your prices Grant

 

i used to do spring installs and camber kit installs for $40! that was back in the day when my shop was SUPER slow and i'd have people come in whenever. My manager NEVER found out about it, haha!

Now, the last 3 installs i've done, people have given me $40-$80 on top of what i told them i'd charge them.
-GP-

 

Wow, that's really good! I wish I lived in San Diego!!! ---I see a road trip in the future!---

 

i was going to install these coils this sunday but the mechanic is booked!
damn..going to have to install there march 7th..ughh so far away