BC coilovers, your opinions?????
06-11-2008, 01:02 PM
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So the shop apologized and fixed it, everything looks better now! two trips 20 miles from house and no sleep but it's done. now for some sleep 
so i function at work tonight! thanks Adam and everyone else for their help!!!!!
so i function at work tonight! thanks Adam and everyone else for their help!!!!!
09-18-2008, 10:58 PM
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sorry, haven't visited the boards recently! anyway, i love these coilovers, i forgot what i set them at already but i didn't set them very stiff. overall, the car handles better but the drive is still "comfortable" for me, for my girlfriend, different story! not the most technical review but overall i am satisfied with the purchase! i would recommend these coilovers especially at the price i got them at! thanks ADAM!!!!!
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holy ****. well at least they fixed it, hopefully free of charge
any thoughts now OP, its been about 20 days, lets hear the review!
any thoughts now OP, its been about 20 days, lets hear the review!
09-20-2008, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Diesel350
I said the same thing. Reminds me of that guy that got his spoiler installed the wrong way.down? You definatly got the new kid and your car was unfortunatly his
"learning project" because I hope to god that it wasn't an actual technician
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Doesn't surprise me at all how they did that. And, your in Seattle. I hope you didn't take it to a shop on the East Side. A lot of shops hire crap mechanics that don't even have an ASE Certification. I could tell you horror stories about a few shops in the Northwest.
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looks good to me...
remember to ask for shorter rears if you want to be able to slam it.
also these now are coming with rubber mounts instead of solid because owners were complaining of some noise, so if you plan on tracking the car etc make sure you ask for the solid mount version over ruber.
remember to ask for shorter rears if you want to be able to slam it.
also these now are coming with rubber mounts instead of solid because owners were complaining of some noise, so if you plan on tracking the car etc make sure you ask for the solid mount version over ruber.
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looks good to me...
remember to ask for shorter rears if you want to be able to slam it.
also these now are coming with rubber mounts instead of solid because owners were complaining of some noise, so if you plan on tracking the car etc make sure you ask for the solid mount version over ruber.
remember to ask for shorter rears if you want to be able to slam it.
also these now are coming with rubber mounts instead of solid because owners were complaining of some noise, so if you plan on tracking the car etc make sure you ask for the solid mount version over ruber.
12-06-2008, 04:50 PM
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Wow, I've read about this way too often. How can so many shops install springs
upside down. It's really bothering lol.
anyway congrats on getting it worked out, looks great!
upside down. It's really bothering lol.
anyway congrats on getting it worked out, looks great!
12-08-2008, 01:09 PM
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https://my350z.com/forum/lounge-off-...0z-ruined.html
01-07-2009, 11:49 PM
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i had this happen with other products too..its amazing what "professional" shops can do to a car...everyone saw this thread right?
https://my350z.com/forum/lounge-off-...0z-ruined.html
https://my350z.com/forum/lounge-off-...0z-ruined.html
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