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protijy337
03-28-2006, 07:28 PM
anyone out there that can help me out?

willing to pay for services and help...

I have Koni Yellows I need to install in my MKIV I'm pretty confident in my knowledge and mechanical skills I just have no garage, no air tools, no spring compressor ect ect


I have this saturday and sunday open. then I'm busy till the end of the month when I have someone that can help me :)

So if anyone is around this weekend and wants to make a few $$$ and has the right tools let me know

Damon
03-28-2006, 07:34 PM
Seems like everyone is getting hooked up in the suspension area. I have all the tools, but no garage. bump for you :tup:

protijy337
03-28-2006, 11:27 PM
Seems like everyone is getting hooked up in the suspension area. I have all the tools, but no garage. bump for you :tup:


thanks man! I do have a car port which is pretty good to work in just no power for a compressor :(

Damon
03-29-2006, 07:19 AM
I did mine without a compressor. It hurt....:o

Valmont
03-29-2006, 10:45 AM
thanks man! I do have a car port which is pretty good to work in just no power for a compressor :(
my spring compressor uses a rachet and some arm muscles!

BLACK 1.8T
03-29-2006, 11:22 AM
i'd be able to help you with the install but my dad's non-running camry is taking up half of the garage at the moment.

protijy337
03-29-2006, 11:36 AM
i'd be able to help you with the install but my dad's non-running camry is taking up half of the garage at the moment.


let me know if you guys get it running :) :tup:

BLACK 1.8T
03-29-2006, 11:43 AM
let me know if you guys get it running :) :tup:

for sure.

BLACK 1.8T
04-13-2006, 01:06 AM
let me know if you guys get it running :) :tup:

i got the camry out of the garage so there's space again. i'm down to help if you're still interested. i replied to your thread that you posted in the SoCal section on Vortex.

Gene
04-13-2006, 11:38 AM
i got the camry out of the garage so there's space again. i'm down to help if you're still interested. i replied to your thread that you posted in the SoCal section on Vortex.

Hey Girard,

Would you be willing to do a weekend install on my friends MKIV Golf? We don't really have the know how or the tools. We'll pay for serices and even contribute some elbow grease. Let me know.

Thanks,
Gene

BTW- Just out of curiosity, what does AJ-USA charge for a suspension install?

BLACK 1.8T
04-13-2006, 12:03 PM
Hey Girard,

Would you be willing to do a weekend install on my friends MKIV Golf? We don't really have the know how or the tools. We'll pay for serices and even contribute some elbow grease. Let me know.

Thanks,
Gene

BTW- Just out of curiosity, what does AJ-USA charge for a suspension install?

i can do the install on your friend's golf too. AJ-USA charges $85 an hour for labor. i think the labor calculator says it's a 2hr job, so they'll charge $170. PM me if you want more info.

protijy337
04-13-2006, 02:34 PM
i can do the install on your friend's golf too. AJ-USA charges $85 an hour for labor. i think the labor calculator says it's a 2hr job, so they'll charge $170. PM me if you want more info.


yea if Girard is down I'll help out on the second car also :tup: try and get this all done in a jiffy :) GTG/tech day reminds me of the old school days when dubbers help dubbers and people weren't afraid to get dirty and learn :tup:

g60racer
04-16-2006, 11:00 PM
Is there a DIY Mk4 suspension install thread somewhere that we can learn from?

I've done more Mk2 suspensions than I can think of, but haven't messed with the suspension on my Mk4 yet. Is it much different?

RavinJetta
04-16-2006, 11:25 PM
Here is a DIY http://www.nclh.org/car/coilover_howto/

protijy337
04-24-2006, 09:07 AM
Big thanks to Girard :tup: still are great dubberes out there willing to really help out! My Koni yellows are in! and feel great! 1/4" from full soft in the rear and I dialed the fronts up to 1 full turn from full soft :tup:

things I learned?
3 eastcoast winters = impact gun or breaker bar on every bolt!

breaker bar > impact gun

rear shock tops can be taken off easier with a pair of channel locks and vise grips than an impact gun...

The line at Kono's is worse at 8:30am than 11am :confused:

bugzy
04-24-2006, 10:56 AM
there was a tech/DIY/install day at godzilla's half a year ago that was cool

addicted2thevr6
04-24-2006, 12:21 PM
no need for a spring compressor, just stop it with your foot, thats how i did mine