Mazdaspeed Coilovers - Page 2

Feb 14, 2006 | 10:17 AM

#26

8is>enuff

Bland

Joined: Apr 2004

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From: New Jersey

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spin9k

(fnt+r shock) 100.80+104.40= 204.80 X2 = 409.60 + 4 springs (258) = $667.60 not $463.20 unless I'm missing something.

but those aren't the same as the coilovers I mentioned (maybe), but I'm not sure. These and the coilovers are listed separately at www.canzoomer .com price list

Wait, you mean I need TWO shocks for the front and TWO more for the rear? That's rediculous!

Whoops.

I thought they came as a pair. Should've known better. Still not a bad deal.

Feb 14, 2006 | 01:29 PM

#27

nycgps

Out of NYC

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From: Planet Earth

Im just wondering is it hard to install these stuff yourself. For a "first timer" like me.

Cuz I was thinking of getting one and try to do it myself ... save some money and gain some experience.

Feb 14, 2006 | 01:58 PM

#28

L8APEX

Smooth Criminal

Joined: Dec 2004

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From: Atlanta, Georgia

Quote:

Originally Posted by nycgps

Im just wondering is it hard to install these stuff yourself. For a "first timer" like me.

Cuz I was thinking of getting one and try to do it myself ... save some money and gain some experience.

I don't have the tools, or the desire. There are a lot of things I will do for myself, but there is a LOT that could go wrong, and having the right tools is key. Olddragger did his in his driveway, with no power tools, and it took him about 6 hours. My coilovers were done in about two, by two guys, who knew what they were doing, and my time is more valuable to me, than the 2 hours I paid to have it done.

But if you want to have a go at it, it can be done.