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finding a mechanic
Alexis Neely
Someone on list recommended The Wizard in S. Florida
as a mechanic, but he will not put the bilstein shocks on our EVC unless we purchase them from him. He wants to charge us $130 per shock! How do you find a mechanic who will allow you to bring the part? Thanks, Alexis __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. |
J Henley
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 |
Alexis Neely
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,__________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. |
Michael G. McCarthy
Joan,
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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 ( ---------- 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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