DFW install party?
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Lol I might be able to donate my place if I can make it. But I have no drinks or food. So if yall want them you can bring some so I can put them in a fridge or yall can get McDonalds or something on the way lol
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Thats the second hard part lol, I figured weekends are the best time since it looks like we have several people that need stuff done and I'm going to be in Louisiana for my Birthday next weekend to bring the baby home, so it would have to be after that like the 9th or 10th.
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Also, Thomas, if this is to install those shocks I gave you.... You will need to find someone with an extra rear shock as one of mine was leaking... The other 3 are perfectly fine. Just wanted to make sure you remembered/realized that before you installed everything. (The leaking shock was how I justified buying the mazdaspeed setup... It had to be replaced anyway... lol)
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the driveway. If Bullitt is offering a garage that may be the better route to go.
Also, Thomas, if this is to install those shocks I gave you.... You will need to find someone with an extra rear shock as one of mine was leaking... The other 3 are perfectly fine. Just wanted to make sure you remembered/realized that before you installed everything. (The leaking shock was how I justified buying the mazdaspeed setup... It had to be replaced anyway... lol)
Also, Thomas, if this is to install those shocks I gave you.... You will need to find someone with an extra rear shock as one of mine was leaking... The other 3 are perfectly fine. Just wanted to make sure you remembered/realized that before you installed everything. (The leaking shock was how I justified buying the mazdaspeed setup... It had to be replaced anyway... lol)
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First, if I do buy aftermarket shocks they are going to match manufacture specs as much as possible. Second, I would never in a million years admit that lower a car just to make it look better is a good idea, even if the roads in texas didnt ride like we just had an apocolyptic event happen.
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Thomas, truth is you have not seen the roads in Cali... worse than here EASILY.
OEM Shocks and springs are too soft, you should go with D-Specs that are adjustable, not too hardcore for you...
OEM Shocks and springs are too soft, you should go with D-Specs that are adjustable, not too hardcore for you...
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I will need to see what you guys do for the oil cooler screens to decide if ill be pulling a bumper or not. If this gets pushed back to nov due to parts ordering. I might even have the oil cooler screens and radiator screen. Not sure yet. Currently I'm installing a new illuminated shifter as mines effed up lol.
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I will end up removing the front bumper, I dont want to bend peoples screens... Mine are straight now, I had to fix them.
Bumper is very easy to remove, its virtually being held in place my plastic screws, it should take 10 minutes to remove
Bumper is very easy to remove, its virtually being held in place my plastic screws, it should take 10 minutes to remove