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28990, Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by edxmon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
Well just got my Tokico Suspension Kit, and got it installed at a wheel place, and i think those idiots put one of the rear springs in the front. My passenger side front is LOWERED TO THE MAX, i can BARELY fit two of my skinny ass fingers in there (squeezing and slanting them a bit) on my drivers side i can fit 2-2.5 fingers in there just normal. and yea one of my rears is higher than the other, so they definetly fucked up...those birches...YO Sal, if you read this, meet at the pier ar 3ish :)
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28993, RE: Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by Chamuko, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
should have done it yourself.
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28994, RE: Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by edxmon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
yea...i figured... :P
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28995, RE: Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by EclipseTenzoR, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
You already payed for it so you mid as well take it back to them and rip them a new asshole until they fix the shit. Suspension is cake man you could have done this yourself
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28996, RE: Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by edxmon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
i am going back and getting it fixed, but they were like this yesterday "oh i got some brakes to change and rotors to turn, i dont think ill be able to do your car...come back tomorrow, or leave ur car" im like WTF, just switch the damn springs. im afraid the spring wont go back up or the struts with the wrong spring will be messed up. but it looks nice on the really dropped side, and i only got 16s, but i dont think its good for the car with the streets here and all.
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28997, RE: Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by .bs0d, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
ugh, i hope thats not whats up with mine, described here:
http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=6&topic_id=28824&mesg_id=28826&page=
was told it was tire-height... is there any other distinctive way to indicate wether or not the proper spring was installed on the proper end (front or back)
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28998, RE: Uneven drop...(dumbasses!)
Posted by edxmon, Dec-31-69 06:00 PM
it really isnt a big deal, just switch the sprints, ok heres how u figure:
1.If any of the back sides is higher than the other: u prolly got a front spring in there
-since the front is made to support more weight it'll keep that side higher
2. If One of the Fronts is dropped more than the other, u prolly have a rear spring in there, since rear springs are made to support less weight.
i also read that the part number could end on a biger number in the front like Tokico500 for the front and Tokico400 for rear meaning the lesser number goes in the back. im just hopping it didnt mess anything up, if it did ill get this idiots to pay for it...:thumbsup
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