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The Canadian distributor for VIS coils and other products is Total Performance Source (TPS). They are also the Canadian distributor for NOPI. Located in Newmarket, and their phone number is 1-888-202-3335.
The coilovers retails in US for $350USD. The price quoted to me by TPS is $625CDN (a fair price considering the costs of shipping, brokerage, and duties) plus tax and installation. The installation charge is $125 "cash". When all is said and done, it will be about eight bills.
I also asked about the install deal for guys like Phi, Dickson, and Leon who are looking for an installer for their suspension. He quoted me about $150 to $175, negotiable depending how many cars we bring.
Anyone interested can speak with Jeff Marshall at the above number (after 1pm). VIS also makes Gen4 coils. The price should be similar.
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Damn you Jeff!! Always fvcking up my sh1t!! :smile: I hope I don't regret not waiting for the coilovers and getting new springs and struts (I know, you told me!!). That's sweet though :grin:
On 2001-07-09 22:40, Phi wrote:
Damn you Jeff!! Always fvcking up my sh1t!! :smile: I hope I don't regret not waiting for the coilovers and getting new springs and struts (I know, you told me!!). That's sweet though :grin:
Best things come to those who wait?? :wink: I can't have a big ole' fender gap with my 18 OZs. :grin: It's only because the H&Rs are too good. They haven't sagged one bit.
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who cares about the date...its a valid question and at least he searched
he left out one VERY important thing that especially applies to us. you DONT get a matching shock sompression rate with coilover sleeves...which is important if you want stiff springs or want to ride low. our stiffest shock option (tokico blue) is no where near the stiffness of even a modest coilover setup. however, a few guys have used teh Ground Control setup with tokicos and while the shocks do ware out faster...they have a lifetime warranty so you blow them..they replace them.
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