Joan,
There are a variety of EVs being discussed in the forum, and I forget which one you have, but in most cases shocks are very easy on an EV. ?No special tools required that any decent mechanic wouldn't already have, no extensive disassembly/reassembly of other components. ?With a lift, air tools and an honest clock, I would think this is a half-hour job for most EVs.
Mike
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From: Alexis Neely
To: ev_update@...
Subject: Re: [ev_update] finding a mechanic
Date: Fri, May 5, 2000, 1:26 PM
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Joan,
How much is he charging you to put the shocks on?
Also, does Steve work on Saturdays?
Thanks,
Alexis
--- J Henley <soreal@...> wrote:
> Alexis,
>
> I ordered the bilsteins last week from shox.com for
> $349, delivered, and
> Steve at Bugnutz here in Sarasota is taking care of
> installing them for me.
> Unfortunately, Shox shipped them to my billing
> address up north instead of
> to Bugnutz like requested, so I have to wait another
> week. (Nokia, on the
> other hand, got my tires to him in 4 days.)
>
> I had the shocks installed on my Vanagons at a
> regular tire place that I
> knew did good work. Is shock installation a brain
> surgery kind of thing?
>
> Joan
>
>
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