Hey guys,

been a nw z owner for about a year and a half now. haven't been able to do any meets, being a working college student hasn't given me much free time.

im waiting for coilovers, endlinks, spl rear camber arms, and spc rear toe bolts to be shipped to me.

would anyone be willing to help with install (some or all the parts)? I can drive to you and bring neccessary tools. willing to pay $$$ plus help with install

 

It's an easy install and I've done it by myself numerous times but yea, its always nice to have helping hands. Good luck, I'd help but you live far far away.

Edit: these will help

http://g35driver.com/forums/brakes-s...sterday-5.html

http://www.g35nyc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=470

 

that one link from g35nyc made it look really easy, i will def. be giving it a shot myself if no nw members are willing. thanks a lot bro!!

 

i just did this today, just pm once your ready and i might be able to lead a hand

 

PM me when you have the stuff! I will be done with school on Wednesday so I can help you out! All of it is easy besides the SPC toe bolt requires drilling which I have no tools for, but can be done for very cheap at a few places I know.

 

siiickkk! haha im stoked, yea i should have the parts by this weekend and then looking to install the weekend of june 19th-20th. appreciate the generosity will shoot a pm to you guys and work something out by the end of the week.

summer break ftw!

 

sounds good. Coilovers are easy so is the SPC camber.

 

I've done the install and I'd also be willing to help you out.

 

I say talk to Ernie, he changes/adjusts his coil overs on the weekends just for fun. Okay, maybe not bad, but close.

 

I can come sit in my lawn chair and watch, that's the most help I can be

 

I'd say come by the shop, but we moved out of Seattle, and back down to Vancouver, WA. If your ever down south or wanna come down here I'll be willing to help ya. We can ever corner scale it and do it right, and if you want there is a alignment shop not too far from us as well if your trying to do everything all at once.

 

thanks everyone for the responses! i will definitely be weighing my options and getting in touch with folks

 

fyi. toebolts can be installed with a dremel and a highspeed cutting bit. Not difficult and takes about 15min per side.

 

Beware, bulgarian noob alert!!!