EMphaticONE

Does anyone know a reputable shop located in Southern Cali that is authorized by Tein? I need a click-assembly (dampening adjustment ****) for my EK SS coilovers. Im located in the 909 area and tried purchasing it from 909 Motorsports, formerly (Quest Performance) and they gave me a bullshit excuse saying that it was on backorder (I called and confirmed they have 32 units in stock). I then tried to order it from Sub Zero in Riverside and they proceeded to give me the shaft by claiming the part itself is $25 and shipping is another $15 (I called and Tein said the part is $10). The dood on the phone @ Sub Zero was not happy that i did my homework, and in a disgruntled tone said "...then go buy it from them." As you can see, im in need of this simple part, but the process seems to be quite the opposite. Any and all help is appreciated.

jdmstylesi

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pearlblueb16 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Does anyone know a reputable shop located in Southern Cali that is authorized by Tein? I need a click-assembly (dampening adjustment ****) for my EK SS coilovers. Im located in the 909 area and tried purchasing it from 909 Motorsports, formerly (Quest Performance) and they gave me a bullshit excuse saying that it was on backorder (I called and confirmed they have 32 units in stock). I then tried to order it from Sub Zero in Riverside and they proceeded to give me the shaft by claiming the part itself is $25 and shipping is another $15 (I called and Tein said the part is $10). The dood on the phone @ Sub Zero was not happy that i did my homework, and in a disgruntled tone said "...then go buy it from them." As you can see, im in need of this simple part, but the process seems to be quite the opposite. Any and all help is appreciated. </TD></TR></TABLE>

what do you mean the "click-assembly"?
I may have what you need if your more specific, stop by the shop

EMphaticONE

the click-assembly is the nomenclature used by Tein to describe the **** on top of the shock that allows for the 16-way adjustability on their SS model.