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I've decided I'm going to go with a set of Swift springs. Circumstances dictate that I'm going to have to have the install done by a shop rather than do
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Figured this might be the place to post this...
I've decided I'm going to go with a set of Swift springs. Circumstances dictate that I'm going to have to have the install done by a shop rather than do it myself. (I'd really prefer to do it myself but that's not going to happen)
Is there anyone here that can steer me to a shop I can trust in the Vancouver/Lower Mainland area of BC to have the job done right? I've looked at a bunch of different forums and I've come up with a few places to check out but figured someone here just might have had a favourable experience that can give me a heads up. I'd also be interested in suggestions of 'where NOT to go'. Thanks 104 |
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