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Tire Rack now has these on sale, $720 for the set.Whats up Ryan! glad to see you're doing suspension. Can't wait to see you out this season!
If you can get the Konis for that cheap, I might pull the trigger too.
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Tire Rack now has these on sale, $720 for the set.Whats up Ryan! glad to see you're doing suspension. Can't wait to see you out this season!
If you can get the Konis for that cheap, I might pull the trigger too.
Ordered mine from autoanything.com. paid $596.00.Tire Rack now has these on sale, $720 for the set.
I was as little irritated that that they gave me a 3/31 shipping date after I purchased. Looks like Tirerack has pushed back availability as well though.I pulled the trigger estimate is they will arrive in april which is just in time for my season which starts may 1st.
Chris Harvey confirmed the 18th for the fronts from TR. (We are trying to get shocks on my car for the California events in April.)I was as little irritated that that they gave me a 3/31 shipping date after I purchased. Looks like Tirerack has pushed back availability as well though.
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This is what I was told by Wes at TireRack about mine. Fronts shipping the 18th and the rears not till April 9th. This is well before Spring Nats so I'm ok with that delivery schedule. If they do indeed ship around the 9th, they should be here in time for the first T'n'T scheduled at LAP-N by the Nebraska Region. That'd be awesome!Chris Harvey confirmed the 18th for the fronts from TR. (We are trying to get shocks on my car for the California events in April.)
I'd rather get the fronts first anyhow since they take longer to change. Rears are super easy.This is what I was told by Wes at TireRack about mine. Fronts shipping the 18th and the rears not till April 9th. This is well before Spring Nats so I'm ok with that delivery schedule. If they do indeed ship around the 9th, they should be here in time for the first T'n'T scheduled at LAP-N by the Nebraska Region. That'd be awesome!
Exactly lol the rears should maybe take 45 mins for both sidesI'd rather get the fronts first anyhow since they take longer to change. Rears are super easy.
Only use would be racing autoxPhysically possible - probably.
Recommended - not generally for unrestricted duty (285/35's need to be on at least 9.5").
A minute at a time with no trunk load and just the driver aboard is one thing. Two or three up and a heavy trunk load for hundreds of miles at a time on a hot summer day, maybe not.
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