Questions About Several Suspension Parts
#11
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
Please let us know how your install goes. I have been considering CJ's for similarwork (suspension, gears, DS)and I am interested in how your experience goes.
#12
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
ORIGINAL: jlaurens06gt
Please let us know how your install goes. I have been considering CJ's for similarwork (suspension, gears, DS)and I am interested in how your experience goes.
Please let us know how your install goes. I have been considering CJ's for similarwork (suspension, gears, DS)and I am interested in how your experience goes.
Any more opinions?
#13
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
Note on CJ's in Harrisburg - they are mainly a parts reseller/distributor. Their shop is fairly small but their warehouse is giant. I thought they did real good work when they installed my 4.10s but its not set up as a service shop, i.e. you walk into the showroom and talk to the sales guys to get your car taken over to the service bays. Kind of weird. For example, there is no night dropoff convience - no drop box for the keys, no forms to fill out. You kind of have to make prior arrangements. But like I say - they have a lot of experience and do good work.
#14
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I've never been to CJ... but one of there guys... Bill (if I remember) was at a track rental I attended.... he and I ran 3x... great guy.... and helped me out when I had a tranny issue @ the track. Seemed to know his stuff
#15
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
ORIGINAL: Argonaut
Note on CJ's in Harrisburg - they are mainly a parts reseller/distributor. Their shop is fairly small but their warehouse is giant. I thought they did real good work when they installed my 4.10s but its not set up as a service shop, i.e. you walk into the showroom and talk to the sales guys to get your car taken over to the service bays. Kind of weird. For example, there is no night dropoff convience - no drop box for the keys, no forms to fill out. You kind of have to make prior arrangements. But like I say - they have a lot of experience and do good work.
Note on CJ's in Harrisburg - they are mainly a parts reseller/distributor. Their shop is fairly small but their warehouse is giant. I thought they did real good work when they installed my 4.10s but its not set up as a service shop, i.e. you walk into the showroom and talk to the sales guys to get your car taken over to the service bays. Kind of weird. For example, there is no night dropoff convience - no drop box for the keys, no forms to fill out. You kind of have to make prior arrangements. But like I say - they have a lot of experience and do good work.
If not, I'll have them do the gears, then I'll get my suspension parts and udp's installed somewhere else.
Any recommendations about shops in central PA that install mustang parts?
#16
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
What do you guys think about the upper strut mounts?
As far as I know, Ford recommends changing them whenever the front suspension was disassembled.
But they are expensive, so are they really necessary?
Are they worth the $300? (Steeda). Are there other brands that sell them for less? And still be good quality?
As far as I know, Ford recommends changing them whenever the front suspension was disassembled.
But they are expensive, so are they really necessary?
Are they worth the $300? (Steeda). Are there other brands that sell them for less? And still be good quality?
#17
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
ORIGINAL: rshamekh
What do you guys think about the upper strut mounts?
As far as I know, Ford recommends changing them whenever the front suspension was disassembled.
But they are expensive, so are they really necessary?
Are they worth the $300? (Steeda). Are there other brands that sell them for less? And still be good quality?
What do you guys think about the upper strut mounts?
As far as I know, Ford recommends changing them whenever the front suspension was disassembled.
But they are expensive, so are they really necessary?
Are they worth the $300? (Steeda). Are there other brands that sell them for less? And still be good quality?
ORIGINAL: rshamekh
Regards CJs - I'll call them before to check if they would install my parts.
If not, I'll have them do the gears, then I'll get my suspension parts and udp's installed somewhere else.
Any recommendations about shops in central PA that install mustang parts?
Regards CJs - I'll call them before to check if they would install my parts.
If not, I'll have them do the gears, then I'll get my suspension parts and udp's installed somewhere else.
Any recommendations about shops in central PA that install mustang parts?
#18
RE: Questions About Several Suspension Parts
ORIGINAL: rshamekh
What do you guys think about the upper strut mounts?
As far as I know, Ford recommends changing them whenever the front suspension was disassembled.
But they are expensive, so are they really necessary?
Are they worth the $300? (Steeda). Are there other brands that sell them for less? And still be good quality?
What do you guys think about the upper strut mounts?
As far as I know, Ford recommends changing them whenever the front suspension was disassembled.
But they are expensive, so are they really necessary?
Are they worth the $300? (Steeda). Are there other brands that sell them for less? And still be good quality?
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