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Old 01-10-2012, 07:03 PM
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I currently live in Wilmington NC and have a scion TC and want to get some springs installed and am looking for anyone that is able to help ? If so let me know thanks !
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Old 01-24-2012, 04:32 AM
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Try out National Speed off of Gordon RD. Just outside Ogden. Talk to Jordan.
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Old 01-24-2012, 12:08 PM
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Yeah I called national speed and they are really expensive on labor I was looking for some personal help... Someone who has done it and could give me a hand... I am willing to pay some for help.
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Old 01-24-2012, 10:17 PM
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the tC springs are a pain in the ___ from what i've heard. i had a friend of mine in Goldsboro said he did it and he wouldn't do it again. His tC has a stupid amount of power too. the 1st gen xB springs take total about 2 hours the first time around.

Also try out the speed shop off of independence and Wrightsville ave. The nane escapes me currently.
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I didn't have that hard of a time putting in my TRD suspension. Took me an afternoon (IIRC) to do in my drive way by myself. I did/do have air tools so that made it pretty easy and the only thing I had to get was a strut compression tool, but I borrowed that from Autozone. If your good with tools you really don't need someone to help. If not then you'd be better off finging a mechanic.

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Thanks for the help and looks like I went a different route with it and did not get springs instead got coil-overs so now on the look for a place (inexpensive) or someone to help install them. If any can help shot me a post and willing to pay for the help.
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Im sure you have resolved this by now but im new to he site and trying to meet new local scion drivers. Im a tech here in Wilmington with plenty of suspension experience. If anyone needs help Hmu. Thank you, John.

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Originally Posted by jpfxB
Im sure you have resolved this by now but im new to he site and trying to meet new local scion drivers. Im a tech here in Wilmington with plenty of suspension experience. If anyone needs help Hmu. Thank you, John.
actually I am still in the need of help I decided to get coilovers and have some on now that a friend helped me but has moved away and now one of struts has blow and don't have any idea how to replace it. I have a brand new set of coils that I have yet to put on... Would really appreciate some help actually. If you want could you call or text me 910 520 6431. Thanks once again.
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