Hey guys I was wondering do you know any one who can like install stuff anywhere from intakes, to exhaust to full coilovers and other such mods around the sacramento/elk grove/davis area? im looking for a place that does installs for a reasonable price! thanks

 

What do you want installed? Ive done a few installs for members. I can do anything you want. Let me know what you want done and Ill give you a price.

 

Ay do the installs urself... Ain't hard to do...

 

Yep and you'll feel better about your mods.

 

i dunno how to install coilovers though whenever i get those!

 

Well we are in the East Bay in Concord so I know it's a bit far but we take care of several Sac members. Let me know if we can help and we have very reasonable prices as I am told. Thanks.

Jeff @ 2 Visions
925-288-1600
www.2visionsracing.com

 

I just did marksg35 on this site. Picked it up from his work and dropped it off 4 hours later.

 

Matt Pool
MATTZ Garage
(916)804-5688

Give him a call ...

 

yea coilovers are hard for beginners.

 

yah id like to do things myself but i dont have some of the tools and plus no idea how to install coilovers!

 

HKS LS+ is what I'd like to get in a few months and I'm planning to install myself. I installed new suspension (springs & shocks) on my Land Rover when I was into 4x4's and it was a straightforward process. I have a hydraulic spring compressor and a basic toolkit, but I can't imaging coilovers being such a difficult install? Don't you just unbolt the factory parts and just bolt the new ones in? My guess is you'd just need a good quality torque wrench to make sure you aren't over/under torque the bolts, but that's about it.

My SP grill and UTR spoiler are in paint shop and Stillen CAI in the mail, that's my start on the self-install mods

Oh, and I debadged my G35 letters all by myself too by the way!!!


Hey G352NV, I might take you up on your offer to possibly help with some of the upcoming installs if you're still up for it down the road?!?!

 

yah i might take you up on some installs! Im kinda of afraid to do some stuff like install a spacer with MREV just because I dont have the right tools too! never done that!

 

Ay steven i got pretty much all the tools needed for most of the installs... The MREV is one of the easiest installs to do... But watever floats ur boat...

 

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

 

aites den well whenever i get mods ill hit you up then!