Any good install shops in MD VA area?
Any good install shops in MD VA area?
I need to do something about this fender gap and am debating for springs or coilovers. Anyone know a good install shop in the area?
It seems like all the SoCal guys have few good shops, there has to be at least one in this area!
It seems like all the SoCal guys have few good shops, there has to be at least one in this area!
http://www.functiontuned.com/
I have used Function Tuned, but I have done more work with PTuning in Manassas. Depends on what you want done and willing to pay.
1) Im debating on Eibach springs vs coilovers. I dont like the slammed look, I just want an even fender gap with a little of the top of the wheel showing. I think most of the Eibach pictures I saw had that. You wouldnt happen to know the spring rates of the Eibachs? I actually like the rates of the stock springs, they are firm but not too firm. Im guessing they are around 6kg/m so if the Eibach's are around 7 kg/m, that would be perfect.
2) Do you have any pics of your lights on? I was looking to get new city lights and fog lights but I wanted to match the OEM HID color.
3) And Im going to go with the full chrome amber signals from autolumination.
4) I think Im going to head up to NYC sometime this summer and have Igor paint my housing BO..... did you end up doing anything with your headlights?
5) And finally I plan on having my grille and chrome tailpiece painted BO to match the car.
-Where in VA are you? I might need to drive by and check out your ride before I do everything to mine.
So we don't get accused of thread jacking, I will PM you with answers to your questions.
Dude I checked out your garage..... you pretty much have done what I am looking to do.
1) Im debating on Eibach springs vs coilovers. I dont like the slammed look, I just want an even fender gap with a little of the top of the wheel showing. I think most of the Eibach pictures I saw had that. You wouldnt happen to know the spring rates of the Eibachs? I actually like the rates of the stock springs, they are firm but not too firm. Im guessing they are around 6kg/m so if the Eibach's are around 7 kg/m, that would be perfect.
2) Do you have any pics of your lights on? I was looking to get new city lights and fog lights but I wanted to match the OEM HID color.
3) And Im going to go with the full chrome amber signals from autolumination.
4) I think Im going to head up to NYC sometime this summer and have Igor paint my housing BO..... did you end up doing anything with your headlights?
5) And finally I plan on having my grille and chrome tailpiece painted BO to match the car.
-Where in VA are you? I might need to drive by and check out your ride before I do everything to mine.
1) Im debating on Eibach springs vs coilovers. I dont like the slammed look, I just want an even fender gap with a little of the top of the wheel showing. I think most of the Eibach pictures I saw had that. You wouldnt happen to know the spring rates of the Eibachs? I actually like the rates of the stock springs, they are firm but not too firm. Im guessing they are around 6kg/m so if the Eibach's are around 7 kg/m, that would be perfect.
2) Do you have any pics of your lights on? I was looking to get new city lights and fog lights but I wanted to match the OEM HID color.
3) And Im going to go with the full chrome amber signals from autolumination.
4) I think Im going to head up to NYC sometime this summer and have Igor paint my housing BO..... did you end up doing anything with your headlights?
5) And finally I plan on having my grille and chrome tailpiece painted BO to match the car.
-Where in VA are you? I might need to drive by and check out your ride before I do everything to mine.
To follow up, I went to Elite in Laurel to get my springs done. Chris Yi was very nice and had them swapped out in under 2 hours. I would recommend Elite, thanks for the recommendation.
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