Shop in DFW that will do shock/spring drop on TBSS?
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Shop in DFW that will do shock/spring drop on TBSS?
Bought to have to DD my TBSS.. Its lowered on factory airbags using sensor mod and my *** will not take the pounding of driving this thing everyday.. I have dealt with it due to how sweet it looks because I dont DD it. Probably gonna do Belltech shocks springs.. Any recommendations off shops around that wont screw me for a 3-4 hr job.... Thanks
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Exactly, I have lowered my truck a total of 4 times now, and assisted with others, no expert here, but none needed for a simple drop. Unfortunately I am busty until after Thanksgiving with my anniversary and the holidays!
But I am sure between here and CustomGM.com, we can get enough people interested to have it taken care of in just a few hours, then spend the rest of the day bbq'ing and bullshittin
But I am sure between here and CustomGM.com, we can get enough people interested to have it taken care of in just a few hours, then spend the rest of the day bbq'ing and bullshittin
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Exactly, I have lowered my truck a total of 4 times now, and assisted with others, no expert here, but none needed for a simple drop. Unfortunately I am busty until after Thanksgiving with my anniversary and the holidays!
But I am sure between here and CustomGM.com, we can get enough people interested to have it taken care of in just a few hours, then spend the rest of the day bbq'ing and bullshittin
But I am sure between here and CustomGM.com, we can get enough people interested to have it taken care of in just a few hours, then spend the rest of the day bbq'ing and bullshittin
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No, I am not, but I can't imagine it being a pain! He's a vendor on our forum also, best bet is to contact him and go through him.
http://www.tbssowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43769
http://www.tbssowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=43769
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It's really not that hard of a job man, you should do it yourself. Find a good write up and take your time.
I feel your pain though, I left my TBSS stock because I didn't want that POS ride.
I feel your pain though, I left my TBSS stock because I didn't want that POS ride.
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I know Daniel. I know Manuel pretty well aswell. Ive sent Daniel plenty of business. Daniel knows what he is doing.. But the guy is very hard to get ahold of and is never around when you need him.. Atleast thats how it was couple years back... Maybe things have changed. I have heard good things about the SNL shop on northside may give them a shout..
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You know.... I think mine is leaking aswell.. Is it bad to drive it like that? I havent been daily driving mine but Id say it is weekends only now.. Mine is AWD Im worried im ruining the transfer case driving it with popped air bag.
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Mine's not leaking enough to keep the compressor running constantly or lower the rear while driving. It has ~70k on it so I needed to replace the shocks soon anyways. Never been a fan of airbag systems and it's one less thing to break.