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Ordered TRD springs for my tC today. In stock and shipped same day. $180 delivered!
I emailed him with concerns of alternate shipping address, and eta. He emailed me back twice within 15 minutes. Great service. Ken is the man over there.
Ordered TRD springs for my tC today. In stock and shipped same day. $180 delivered!
I emailed him with concerns of alternate shipping address, and eta. He emailed me back twice within 15 minutes. Great service. Ken is the man over there.
Ken is the man over there.
I'll definitely go back to Ken at Sparks when I'm looking for TRD parts. :D
so would it be cheaper to just buy the parts online, or do the prices on the scion website reflect trd msrp and installation or just the part its self if you were to purchase the parts from the dealer?
or i could make it easier by asking- should i just get the car completely stock and get everything installed seperately or should i go through the dealer. thanks guys -erik
or i could make it easier by asking- should i just get the car completely stock and get everything installed seperately or should i go through the dealer. thanks guys -erik
It depends. If you don't care about the cost, get it installed at the dealer. If you know you're going with aftermarket parts anyways, then don't bother. I got mine bone stock because I knew I wasn't going to be happy with the Scion upgraded stereo or the TRD wheels, etc.
If you do the work yourself, buying springs online and installing them with a friend is going to save you at least 1/2 of your money.
If you do the work yourself, buying springs online and installing them with a friend is going to save you at least 1/2 of your money.
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