Anyone In the MA Area To Help with OME Install?
#1
Anyone In the MA Area To Help with OME Install?
I really dont want to have to pay a bunch of money at the shop - probably at least $300 -
anwyays anyone in the Massachuseets area that has experience installing an OME system and Rear AAL on a Tacoma?
thanks
anwyays anyone in the Massachuseets area that has experience installing an OME system and Rear AAL on a Tacoma?
thanks
#3
Yeah Lee - just called a reputable shop down in Brockton and the guy wanted $525.00 - ahhhhhhhhhhhh
He said, it "is alot" and I said "yeah" and then: "but really you get what you pay for"
see what happens when you try to do this in MA :cry:
Oh - I almost forgot finally the shop guy: "oh and I almost forgot about alignment that is $80 - so you can add that on plus tax"
WTF
He said, it "is alot" and I said "yeah" and then: "but really you get what you pay for"
see what happens when you try to do this in MA :cry:
Oh - I almost forgot finally the shop guy: "oh and I almost forgot about alignment that is $80 - so you can add that on plus tax"
WTF
Last edited by GodwinAustin; 03-03-2005 at 09:51 AM.
#5
Originally Posted by Amir904
but between the 3 of us, i think we can figure it out.
I can see the headline now:
Garage Demolished by Errant Flying Coil Spring
#6
I can't believe how expensive everything in MA is!
I grew up there and had no idea stuff was so much cheaper elsewhere until I moved.
I am sure you 3 could do it but may I suggest you rent some airtools to help you out.
I grew up there and had no idea stuff was so much cheaper elsewhere until I moved.
I am sure you 3 could do it but may I suggest you rent some airtools to help you out.
Last edited by MTL_4runner; 03-03-2005 at 10:02 AM.
#7
Originally Posted by MTL_4runner
I can't believe how expensive everything in MA is!
I grew up there and had no idea stuff was so much cheaper elsewhere until I moved.
I am sure you 3 could do it but may I suggest you rent some airtools to help you out.
I grew up there and had no idea stuff was so much cheaper elsewhere until I moved.
I am sure you 3 could do it but may I suggest you rent some airtools to help you out.
and what self-respecting Canadian can resist 5 gallons of Labatts?
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#10
Originally Posted by GodwinAustin
Jamie - c'mon you make the drive down we will have a whole case of Labatt Big Blues in the garage upon your arrival
and what self-respecting Canadian can resist 5 gallons of Labatts?
and what self-respecting Canadian can resist 5 gallons of Labatts?
Seriously I wish I could help out, but I am a while away.
If you guys need tech support I can handle that long distance.
Be sure to check out Waskilly's site too for the full install writeup (fronts and rears).
Last edited by MTL_4runner; 03-03-2005 at 04:24 PM.
#13
I live right outside hartford, CT. I am also in the same boat the others in this thread. Hopefully saturday, we'll be putting in my lift in. Its cornfeds and a body lift and i know its not OME, but we'll see what i learn. If i can lend a hand, i don't mind riding up to boston to help out and i won't require any Labatts or Moosehead!!! i'll post up my picks when i'm done and we can figure out if i can help when the time comes.
#14
Try these guys
Originally Posted by GodwinAustin
I really dont want to have to pay a bunch of money at the shop - probably at least $300 -
anwyays anyone in the Massachuseets area that has experience installing an OME system and Rear AAL on a Tacoma?
thanks
anwyays anyone in the Massachuseets area that has experience installing an OME system and Rear AAL on a Tacoma?
thanks
http://www.nlmotorsports.com . Tell him Edward forwards you.
#15
Originally Posted by Hilux Surf
Try Next Level Motorsports in Westford, MA. Look for Domenic the Junior.
http://www.nlmotorsports.com . Tell him Edward forwards you.
http://www.nlmotorsports.com . Tell him Edward forwards you.
#17
Here you go man, check this link out. Look for the "Front Install" section.
Wyatt OME tips
Or this link if you haven't seen it already.
Taco Link
The trickiest part for me was getting the longer strut back in up front, but using the bottle jack to jack the upper arm down worked great. Other than compressing the springs it's not to bad. I did it without air tools and it went ok. I rented the spring compressor from Checker auto. The only scary part is that the spring compressor seems to barely be big enough to hook around the coils of the spring and when you compress it, it seems like it may pop off. Fun stuff since it seems you can only get enough leverage on the thing while holding it with your legs.
I suggest a max of one beer per hour to avoid getting too crazy with the compressed spring.
Good luck and post if you have any questions.
Wyatt OME tips
Or this link if you haven't seen it already.
Taco Link
The trickiest part for me was getting the longer strut back in up front, but using the bottle jack to jack the upper arm down worked great. Other than compressing the springs it's not to bad. I did it without air tools and it went ok. I rented the spring compressor from Checker auto. The only scary part is that the spring compressor seems to barely be big enough to hook around the coils of the spring and when you compress it, it seems like it may pop off. Fun stuff since it seems you can only get enough leverage on the thing while holding it with your legs.
I suggest a max of one beer per hour to avoid getting too crazy with the compressed spring.
Good luck and post if you have any questions.
Last edited by lv4runner; 03-07-2005 at 10:38 PM.
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