Calling Socal For help.
11-26-2008, 04:57 PM
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Calling Socal For help.
To further Unite rx-8 owners in southern california
This thread is for anyone in So-cal who needs help with installing , ETC ETC .
EX.
ME: OmG , i got these coilovers but i dont know how to install them.
SO, i go on here and put: Hey guys i have some coilovers i need help installing if anyone has time ill be more than willing to bring food and stuff to your choice of garage.
THEN people will be like.
Yeah man, come to ::blank blank:: and we'll do it
Tools needed etc etc.
(just make sure the person has alot of activity on the forum so nothing "weird' happens to you)
This thread is for anyone in So-cal who needs help with installing , ETC ETC .
EX.
ME: OmG , i got these coilovers but i dont know how to install them.
SO, i go on here and put: Hey guys i have some coilovers i need help installing if anyone has time ill be more than willing to bring food and stuff to your choice of garage.
THEN people will be like.
Yeah man, come to ::blank blank:: and we'll do it
Tools needed etc etc.
(just make sure the person has alot of activity on the forum so nothing "weird' happens to you)
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11-27-2008, 12:11 AM
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have you checked the DIY? it's a really straightforward install, no different from any other spring install.
Even if it's your first time, it's not very difficult. The DIY is VERY extensive and easy to follow.
Even if it's your first time, it's not very difficult. The DIY is VERY extensive and easy to follow.
11-27-2008, 12:14 AM
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yeah i saw it, looked at it.
thought "if i do this alone bad things could happened".
but ill probably end up doing it on my own, i just wanted to see if anyone wanted to help a 1st timer.
thought "if i do this alone bad things could happened".
but ill probably end up doing it on my own, i just wanted to see if anyone wanted to help a 1st timer.
12-02-2008, 06:49 AM
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Man if I was there I would do them for ya. The best part is the back 
anyway I would just hold off on the install till you get your shocks. Save your self some moneyz kid.
anyway I would just hold off on the install till you get your shocks. Save your self some moneyz kid.
12-02-2008, 12:04 PM
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im just gonna use my stock shinka shocks. and in like idk half a year to a year THEN switchem out.
DOZER lemme know when your free to do this.
DOZER lemme know when your free to do this.
