Question about cost of coilovers
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Question about cost of coilovers
Cattman gen 2 coilovers.
does anyone know what they cost new?
the shop was installing my rear beam today and there is more damaged then first thought.
i have not gotten all the details yet.. but the rear coilover assembly i think is messed up.
i need to call cattman i guess and see if they have anything parts wise available....
does anyone know what they cost new?
the shop was installing my rear beam today and there is more damaged then first thought.
i have not gotten all the details yet.. but the rear coilover assembly i think is messed up.
i need to call cattman i guess and see if they have anything parts wise available....
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Originally posted by redmaxpa007
wonder if i can replace the strut itself?
wonder if i can replace the strut itself?
just email mr.catts
hope to hear from him or his staff soon.
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Originally posted by SprintMax
Isn't the insurance company picking up the tab? if thats the case just get a set of JIC's
Isn't the insurance company picking up the tab? if thats the case just get a set of JIC's
don't class them as Gen 2
get the full retail price for the "cattman coilovers" you own. so what if he has a new gen out. They don't have to know that. Get Brian to give you an Invoice for a pair of "cattman coilovers" at FULL Retail Price.
get the full retail price for the "cattman coilovers" you own. so what if he has a new gen out. They don't have to know that. Get Brian to give you an Invoice for a pair of "cattman coilovers" at FULL Retail Price.
Originally posted by slammed95
Why JIC's?
There's this guy with an undrivable black maxima that has some KEI office coilovers and they are awesome!
Why JIC's?
There's this guy with an undrivable black maxima that has some KEI office coilovers and they are awesome!
actually i think they're bahdash too man... hahaha but I have JICs in the mail tuckin tire is fun and scraping on the freeway is bahdash mon
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Mr. catts emailed me back and said that the strut can be replaced.
i gotta think about what i need to do here. It is a major pain in tha a$$ to remove the strut and replace it. and what if it still does not work correctly after that?
man, i hate my insurance company..
i gotta think about what i need to do here. It is a major pain in tha a$$ to remove the strut and replace it. and what if it still does not work correctly after that?
man, i hate my insurance company..
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Originally posted by Confused
if Brian can put a new threaded sleeve on the strut the swap is relatively painless.. they are a pita to get off.
if Brian can put a new threaded sleeve on the strut the swap is relatively painless.. they are a pita to get off.
(he will check, once he gets back)
i really do not want to try and replace the strut itself, so i am going to try and go the whole rear assembly replacement way.. the insurance company will have to pay for that
or
i can see if that would be plausable thanks..
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