First Arizona Thread....

[hoodust]

Hey Phoenix area 370z homies... just put on some BC BR's out of town but I'm WAY too low in the rear and don't have the tools to adjust. I'd gladly throw down a little cash and/or beer if someone could take 30 minutes to help me out. Or anyone know a decent place (north valley, desert ridge area) that won't charge my nuts off? Best quote so far is $100/hr for 1-2 hours! Thanks brothers!

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by hoodust

Hey Phoenix area 370z homies... just put on some BC BR's out of town but I'm WAY too low in the rear and don't have the tools to adjust. I'd gladly throw down a little cash and/or beer if someone could take 30 minutes to help me out. Or anyone know a decent place (north valley, desert ridge area) that won't charge my nuts off? Best quote so far is $100/hr for 1-2 hours! Thanks brothers!

Don't really know any shops in the North Valley, but in Chandler you've got Vivid, that would be your best bet. CZP is in Central phoenix, but I'm not sure if they do Coil install/alignments...

[hoodust]

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

Don't really know any shops in the North Valley, but in Chandler you've got Vivid, that would be your best bet. CZP is in Central phoenix, but I'm not sure if they do Coil install/alignments...

Thanks Chrisw... I actually saved some scratch by managing to set my ride height in back. Car handles squirrely over 80, and thanks to a thread on the forum I know it's because I only replaced the rear tires (Conti DWS, which have a WAY higher treadwear than stock). Other than that I am loving my new BC coilovers!

[XwChriswX]

Originally Posted by hoodust

Thanks Chrisw... I actually saved some scratch by managing to set my ride height in back. Car handles squirrely over 80, and thanks to a thread on the forum I know it's because I only replaced the rear tires (Conti DWS, which have a WAY higher treadwear than stock). Other than that I am loving my new BC coilovers!

Did you get a camber arm set installed too with your coils? The stock arms aren't able to adjust for lowering adequately.

Also, be careful with the BC's, there is a thread or two around here about some negative qualities of them, so just might wanna peek through to be safe.