Hey fellow G35'ers! Going to have some HKS RS coilovers put in soon. I know that I will need to get F/R camber kits but I wanted your opinion on which is the best that money can buy AND where is the best place on Oahu to have them installed? I am thinking of going with the 350 EVO's for the front (any suggestions on where to buy?) and the Stillen rear camber and toe arms kit (again, best place to buy?). Most importantly, where would be the best place to have them installed in regards to quality and satisfaction of install? I really appreciate your help! Will let you know how it turns out!

 

get them online. don't go through any shops locally. just run a search here for them, and choose the vendor you want to go through. as far as installs go, just get them installed at an alignment shop. imo, i'd get them installed at Island Brake & Alignment (see Derrick) in waimalu. however, if i had the time, i'd install them myself .

 

Thanks! Do you know how much I can expect to pay to have the camber kits installed at Island Brake and Alignment?

 

Free, just do em yourself. I was kinda overwhelmed with the thought of doing the suspension install myself, but with the help of some friends(dave-n-julio) it was cake, good to have mechanically inclined friends around. if you know anyone with a shop or somebody that has worked on cars beofre, enlist them. the fromt a-arms may be hard but i know for sure that all the rear suspension components are easy to install.
good luck

 

Damn, I learned and install mines myself yo!, thanks to some people who somehow can only act like they going help and thier cell phone numbers become useless. LOL. Overall, thats the how! Welcome to suspension 101, local style!

 

whoa, who's dat??
Herb, you damn insomniac!

 

Haha relax, it's in the past; when I was completly done I let it slide, ala forge-abou-it
Yo Musubiman, first check the DIY section and get used to the search button in this forum. The RS coilover is good like assembling 8 modified L115A1 sniper rifles with the support of thermo burst pills. ...Oh ya, I say thanks to skylar, xlr8 and DTR for thier online hints. Zzz

 

i'm sorry, i don't know off the bat because i install parts by myself (everything except internals on previous cars, friends cars, etc). i figured since you said money is no object, you wouldn't mind if a shop installed it. if i had the time, i'd install them for you.

 

for the fronts, 350evo all the way. i went w/ the kinetix cuz money is an object to me. for the rears, i say spc. if you really wanna go still, just get the camber arms. the toe arms don't actually work...from what i've read. you jus need toe bolts.

btw, anyone wanna help me install my kinetix front a-arms? i'll bring the beer n poke. i almost hit my girl w/ the kinetix a-arms. i have one of those shelved headboard things for my bed...and my a-arms were on top of the shelf...so when we were "sleeping..sleeping sleeping sleeping "...it fell right next to her head . oops.

 

I'm gonna have to disagree with you on that one Once you pick a dedicated shop where you want to buy your parts from, keep being a repeat customer...they'll always cut you a good deal in the long run. I've been going with MunkyWurks for a while now, and never dealt with anyone else...not even from the mainland. They appreciate good business, and the always give good business...sometimes putting themselves at the lower end of the deal. A Mainland shop will NEVER do that for you, even if you're a repeat customer.

 

of course, but i've been dealing with the guys Munkywurks goes through for years meng. i've got a good relationship with them.

 

I can install 23to38min. for each coilover and 10min for each rear camber arm. Just bring ice cold cola.

 

Yo bean, hows the quality of those kinetix? Why not cusco a-arms?

 

man... no need camber kit...

 

^350evo A-arms or wait 6 to 8 months for Battle Versions/SPC's A-arm line up.