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Advice on a decent shop to do supsension work? #232232 07/05/02 03:34 PM
Joined: May 2000 Posts: 770 Salem MA, USA A ancosta OP Member
OP ancosta Member A Joined: May 2000 Posts: 770 Salem MA, USA	Hi there, Looking for a good shop who will install the BAT kit and other misc. suspension work for a good price: Ideally the shop will be near Boston/North Shore, and they will not object to me bringing my own parts. They should also be familiar with this type of car. (it sounds like I am asking for a Ford dealer who won't rip me off and will do the work right...too bad Tasca is so far away Additional info is in: http://www.contour.org/forums/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=46;t=000585 Thanks! Andrew 99 SVT

Re: Advice on a decent shop to do supsension work? #232233 07/05/02 10:42 PM
Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 21 southbridge, Ma R Ricksvt Junior Member
Ricksvt Junior Member R Joined: Apr 2002 Posts: 21 southbridge, Ma	hey, i cant talk to my friend and find out how mush we have a shop and he have installed lowerin kits on that type of car.... alo we live in charlton ma Richard lempitski III

Re: Advice on a decent shop to do supsension work? #232234 07/06/02 03:28 PM
Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 2,915 Winsted, CT USA C Corey Member
Corey Member C Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 2,915 Winsted, CT USA	yeah, JSMITHS GARAGE!!! www.shox.com Dealer Koni's 135 a piece Eibach's 190 a set KYB's 70 a piece H+R's 225 a set see profile for website, aol name, etc Business:WestEndMobil@yahoo.com Personal:Corey_pimp1@yahoo.com 1998.5 SCSVT ($16000 takes it) 2001 GSXR-1000 1988 Corsica (the beater)

Re: Advice on a decent shop to do supsension work? #232235 07/08/02 05:04 AM
Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 3,567 Windsor, CT J JSmith Member
JSmith Member J Joined: Jun 2001 Posts: 3,567 Windsor, CT	I think your best bet is to talk with firends and co-workers from the area and figure out a few well recommended places and then go visit each one and make a decision from there. If you are comfortable with them you may even want to contact you local dealer, they may do the work if you make some sort of agreement that becasue you are supplying the parts that they will not offer any warranty on the parts, but ask if they will warranty the workmanship. "careful man, there's a beverage here." e-mail: boseraq@hotmail.com aol IM: madhat1412

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