Have dealership install or shop install F-Sport Equipment?
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Just curious when I do eventually change over to F-Sport equipemnt what changes of the control and handling I would expect depending on which path I take? For instance how would the car perform if I were to simply do F-Sport springs only vs. F-Sport springs with the Blistein shocks for comparision?
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Thanks Kurtz,
Most likely I will have the shop do all this then.
http://www.trulineseattle.com/index.html - It's actually this shop, recommended as one of tirerack's preferred tire installers. I had my tires installed and alignment done by him. I went to the Bellevue location and saw Byron - he really knows his stuff.
Most likely I will have the shop do all this then.
http://www.trulineseattle.com/index.html - It's actually this shop, recommended as one of tirerack's preferred tire installers. I had my tires installed and alignment done by him. I went to the Bellevue location and saw Byron - he really knows his stuff.
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He can align the car to your requirements to suit your driving needs (such as general street use, racing, etc...) and would also factor in your weight as part of the alignment.
http://www.trulineseattle.com/about.html - for more info about Byron.
http://www.trulineseattle.com/testimonials.html
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