f23.Tetsusaiga
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I got that notion about the MAX too. I'd go for those because they seem like they'd be more enjoyable from a performance perspective, lol.
By properly installed, I mean just that honestly- that they were installed correctly. It's not absolutely necessary, no. But I think it's a good idea, again, if it's within your budget. The reason for this is if something goes wrong (within warranty) with them they may blame you for it and not a manufacturer defect. I honestly don't know if this applies to these coils or if that is even a factor of warranty. You may want to call them and ask about it, not giving out your name though. But, as you know plenty of people install coilovers them selves so I wouldn't consider it a deal breaker. I'm not sure how much it would cost to have them installed as it varies shop by shop and of the coilovers themselves.
Like I said, it's definitely not a deal breaker and if you feel able, have the tools and want to by all means go for it. I would check with the company to make sure you wouldn't void your warranty though.
By properly installed, I mean just that honestly- that they were installed correctly. It's not absolutely necessary, no. But I think it's a good idea, again, if it's within your budget. The reason for this is if something goes wrong (within warranty) with them they may blame you for it and not a manufacturer defect. I honestly don't know if this applies to these coils or if that is even a factor of warranty. You may want to call them and ask about it, not giving out your name though. But, as you know plenty of people install coilovers them selves so I wouldn't consider it a deal breaker. I'm not sure how much it would cost to have them installed as it varies shop by shop and of the coilovers themselves.
Like I said, it's definitely not a deal breaker and if you feel able, have the tools and want to by all means go for it. I would check with the company to make sure you wouldn't void your warranty though.