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Anyone familiar with any good suspension shops for regular cars? I want to get the front end on my Mazda revamped (bushings, linkages, etc) after I throw on a set of new tires. Not overly expensive but does good work would be ideal.

rmorgang wrote:Anyone familiar with any good suspension shops for regular cars? I want to get the front end on my Mazda revamped (bushings, linkages, etc) after I throw on a set of new tires. Not overly expensive but does good work would be ideal.

Wrong forum,
trey rather here; http://spjall.kvartmila.is/

Not really the world forum, we're all car enthusiasts.

Are you looking for original or performance stuff? I would think bushes are only available from the dealership, Brimborg, but most other aftermarket parts are available from AB varahlutir, Bílanaust, Stilling and such. Stick with good brands and you should get reasonable results. By the way, if the stuff is not worn out, don't replace it by aftermarket stuff.

For performance stuff I'd think you would get the best result by ordering online.

Járni wrote:Not really the world forum, we're all car enthusiasts.

Are you looking for original or performance stuff? I would think bushes are only available from the dealership, Brimborg, but most other aftermarket parts are available from AB varahlutir, Bílanaust, Stilling and such. Stick with good brands and you should get reasonable results. By the way, if the stuff is not worn out, don't replace it by aftermarket stuff.

For performance stuff I'd think you would get the best result by ordering online.

Wildly late response, but thank you sir. I ended up getting most of the parts online and shopping shops until I found a good price. Front end feels great after the work.

rmorgang wrote:

Járni wrote:Not really the world forum, we're all car enthusiasts.

Are you looking for original or performance stuff? I would think bushes are only available from the dealership, Brimborg, but most other aftermarket parts are available from AB varahlutir, Bílanaust, Stilling and such. Stick with good brands and you should get reasonable results. By the way, if the stuff is not worn out, don't replace it by aftermarket stuff.

For performance stuff I'd think you would get the best result by ordering online.

Wildly late response, but thank you sir. I ended up getting most of the parts online and shopping shops until I found a good price. Front end feels great after the work.

Good job!

*Wrong, not world :-D