Basically i'm at odds with Tanabe, they're telling me it was my ASE mechanic (15yrs+ with no coilover related problems). They're telling me the coilover was installed wrong. But the adjuster on top on the shock fell through the shock. Any advice on what I should I do? Their not honoring their warranty and i'm pi**ed. Thanks in advance all
Kurt-
P.S sorry for not including more details or pics (Tanabe has the coilover)
P.S.S Recommendations for another set of coilovers pls?
Problem with Tanabe pro 5 coilover (passenger side rear)
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Re: (LayNLow240)
I wish I could explain it better, sorry. I wish i took pics b4 sending it off to Tanabe If you saw the problem you'd get it in an instant.
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Re: (LayNLow240)
Exactly, and now they're not honoring their warranty. Can you believe that sh*t? I'm just gonna buy another set of coilovers (Greddy, HKS, Cusco etc) and sell the Tanabe's. They're not a bad coilover but I really don't want to support their product