Oh man looks great.

 

You know if you have any tranny or diff problems nissan won't care right? I can bet you're gonna have some problems later on down the road.

But, car loos very good.

 

hey car looks hot on those coilovers!!
Got couple of questions about the coilovers. hope you can help.
1. How would you adjust the drop? How would you know if the height is level?
2. what does that mean when you say 5 from soft? Is that the control of the stiffness of the struts?
3, how long would the struts last compared to the oem struts?

thanks

 

Tried to answer your questions above..

 

explain this... please

 

They will blame any tranny problems on that whole not being there. Even if it had absolutely nothing to do with the problem they will still blame it on that. All the dealers are like that it's brutal.

I dunno maybe not, but in my experience with dealers and warranty work they always find the smallest way to get out of it. Not experience with Nissans though...

 

having worked for a couple dealerships in the past, i would have to disagree. Very few will notice such a difference as they really don't care/pay that much attention to detail as people do on this forum. And quite frankly the only people that will notice are the sedan owners.

Yes you have a valid point about them being able to reject his warranty but they need to provide proof. Ultimately is not Nissan who says no its dealerships. And he can play dumb as say that's how i bought it from you guys.

I'm sure a lot of body shops have done the mistake in the past. Plus the whole transmission is pretty much out in the open to begin with.

I've worked along techs that know nothing about the cars they are working on.