Looking for some help...
#4
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.
Also try out the speed shop off of independence and Wrightsville ave. The nane escapes me currently.
#5
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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#6
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.
#7
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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#8
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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