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cruisinlow67 · 03-11-2007, 06:28 PM

one thing i didnt see in here is that you dont want a shop doing the work too quickly. unless they have nothing else lined up. them taking there time is good but they dont need to take too much time. if the shop has a full bag job out in a day or two i would be leary. i work at a body shop on the side and i know that if you take your time you do a better job.

this also goes for ordering things online. take your time and research the companies. then research them again nad make sure you arent ordering stuff you dont need. i ordered a 12 gallon tank and a 10 switch switchbox for a front back setup. now i look like a dumbass. i jumped in too quick and lost money.

talk to kris at AVS. that company has been very helpful. suicidedoors, kp components, and air ride technologies are all great companies to go with. AIM and chassis tech lick donkey nuts in my opinion.

03-11-2007, 06:28 PM	#37
cruisinlow67 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: texas Posts: 180	Re: Buyer tips. one thing i didnt see in here is that you dont want a shop doing the work too quickly. unless they have nothing else lined up. them taking there time is good but they dont need to take too much time. if the shop has a full bag job out in a day or two i would be leary. i work at a body shop on the side and i know that if you take your time you do a better job. this also goes for ordering things online. take your time and research the companies. then research them again nad make sure you arent ordering stuff you dont need. i ordered a 12 gallon tank and a 10 switch switchbox for a front back setup. now i look like a dumbass. i jumped in too quick and lost money. talk to kris at AVS. that company has been very helpful. suicidedoors, kp components, and air ride technologies are all great companies to go with. AIM and chassis tech lick donkey nuts in my opinion.