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Old 05-22-2009, 02:24 AM
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Anyone know of where I should go to get lowering springs installed in Rockland County, Westchester County, Northern NJ area? I could even travel further to some areas of Connecticut as well, near Stamford, or Norwalk. My zip is 10901.

Anyone recommend any places to go and if they have prices? How much would you say is a reasonable price to pay for the install and alignment and whatever else needs to be done. I have to decide which springs to get still.
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bro i wouldn't mind helping you install save your money don't go to a shop let sum ppl help you
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Originally Posted by tcday
bro i wouldn't mind helping you install save your money don't go to a shop let sum ppl help you
lol sounds like a job for mac
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Originally Posted by tcday
bro i wouldn't mind helping you install save your money don't go to a shop let sum ppl help you
Thanks man, I appreciate that. That's mad nice of you. What springs do u recommend? I am thinking of getting the kaminari kit down the road so I don't wanna go too low if I get it but I don't know if and when that will happen.
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Old 05-27-2009, 12:41 AM
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bro i wouldn't mind helping you install save your money don't go to a shop let sum ppl help you
Thanks man, I appreciate that. That's mad nice of you. What springs do u recommend? I am thinking of getting the kaminari kit down the road so I don't wanna go too low if I get it but I don't know if and when that will happen.
if you don't want to go to low then trd.... That's what I have and by the pic it did settle nice.. this is the rear tire

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f trd go with stech or htechs
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can you use those springs with stock struts?, i have approx 25k on my ride. Also, does it void my extended warranty if I don't use TRD products? I did pay alot to get the 100k warranty so I don't want it to be voided. Can they say like the aftermarket springs caused the problem (if it had something to do with suspension?) Sorry for the noob questions, but I have never modded anything. My biggest mod is tinted windows.
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yes u can use stock shocks with any springs but soon or later you will have to replace. don't worry about the noob questio nthats why we're here to help you bro but let us know so we can install it for you just give us food
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I'd go with either H-Techs or TRD's.
I'm going to drop my car on TRD Shocks and Springs in July, I'm on 18's and plan on going to 19's soon, so that's a good combo IMO.
I'm not a fan of the "Tucked" look.
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stech look sick on our cars but everyone to their own right
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Exactly, just look at the Lowered Car Pics section, there's everything there.
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^^^^^ there you go thats another way to look at it
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Originally Posted by tcday
yes u can use stock shocks with any springs but soon or later you will have to replace. don't worry about the noob questio nthats why we're here to help you bro but let us know so we can install it for you just give us food
more sooner then later
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