Anyone know a good parts installer in sac or elk grove? - Page 2 - G35Driver

Nov 21, 2006 | 08:38 PM

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G352NV

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Originally Posted by IrishSkyline

Coilovers are easy with the right tools, but it isn't as simple as unbolting the old and replacing with the new. It sure is a lot easier and safer when the car is on a lift and you can use a hydrolic jack to lift the lower arm or seat back into place. I think it is worth it to have a shop take care of you and make any adjustments and set it up correctly the right way. Plus it builds relationships with local shops who care. If you change your mind or need a recommendation let me know. Thanks and good luck.

Jeff

Yeah Im sure your techs know more then I do,lol.

Nov 22, 2006 | 03:27 PM

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IrishSkyline

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Well it is the same in any business.. it is what we do. Imagine a world where your job suddenly isn't needed anymore, then what? In this business every customer we can gain goes along way to keeping local shops like us around. So we are only here to help and offer advice or support when you need us. Thanks.

Nov 24, 2006 | 04:17 PM

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marksg35

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Steve is an awesome guy, does great work,he put springs,sways and a VRT strutbrace on my sedan..He even picked up my car from my work,took it to his house,did the work,brought it back in 4 hours,and charged me what I consider to be a very good price..I wouldn't hesitate to have him do any work on my car again(If he's willing to do the work)..If that's not enough,look at the pictures of his car(he did pretty much everything on it)..seeing the pictures was enough for me.. I felt honored to have such a fine craftsman wrench on my lowly sedan...

Thanks Again Steve