I was under the impression that there was no way to rebuild on cars with active suspension...
Your car is not active, it has electronically controlled shocks, so go with IoS. Be sure to order all the rubber bits you will need to replace. At the minimum, you will need new strut bearings up front.DriftingJesus wrote:I was under the impression that there was no way to rebuild on cars with active suspension...
If there is then I'm all for it seeing as I'll probably save some money.
Just checked the prices on the site and they look great too!
AS Jeff said when you call them, tell them, you want the front strut insert and not the complete front strut assembly.DriftingJesus wrote:I'm a bit off on my acronyms, what is IoS?
Also where can I get a list of the parts to be replaced? I found a break in the fsm but I doesn't mention anything about strut cylinder rebuild components.
I like them..Q451990 wrote:One or two members have had good experiences with http://www.orderinfinitiparts.com - which is the online parts site from a dealership in Charlotte NC.
I have been a long time customer of Infinti of Scottsdale, so I don't have any experience with them.
Heath