my 99spec N1's are getting a little spongy
i'm looking to get them rebuilt and revalved for some stiffer springs
anyone like to share there experience
like who rebuilt them?
how much?
downtime?

thanks

 

apex-usa told me they do it in house. they said they dont give a price until they recieve the part. I didn't like that too much, so I just got new shocks and the apex's are in a box in my basement.

 

does apexi have an e-mail address for there headquarters
i can't seem to find it on there site

i think rebuilding will be cheaper then buying a new set. i'm pretty happy with them so far

 

i will be needing to do so in the near future too. was wondering the same thing. apex had little or no info when i contacted them to order stiffer springs.

 

its shitty that you have to get apexi springs too

 

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.....you don't *have* to, you can always get SWIFT springs in that same diameter.

 

i now have buddy club springs and i believe the ibach ers springs fit. 2.5 inner diameter

 

damn the apexi n1 springs weren't stiff enough for you? I hope that's a track only car

 

from what i recall apexi doesn't use the common 2.5ID springs

 

iirc, they're 60mm ID... which is a sizing that SWIFT manufactures.

 

there should be a lot of 99spec's out there in the market. i'm surprised no one's rebuilt them yet

 

i also have the 99 spec N1s, they probably just haven't been out long enough to need to have them rebuilt you know?? that's what i'm thinkin'

 

plus i don't like the idea of them not being able to quote you a price untill they get them, they should be able to estimate it for you

 

I had Eibach springs that were 2.5" on mine before. Once I upgraded the springs, the shocks didn't last too long after.

 

7years 70000 miles has taken there toll

 

I have an update thanks to SUPERAUTOBACS

Thanks for contacting us. Yes, we do rebuild these for $149 per PAIR. You will have to pay for shipping to and from Apex, but we try our best to keep the rebuild cost down. Please contact Keith Imoto at 714-685-5700 x118 or email him at kimoto@apexi-usa.com and set it up with him. Please have a credit card ready for payment. Checks are not accepted. 111
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Also, we are short of repair parts at this moment. Parts are on order, but we have no definite ETA for the rebuild parts. You can check back with us in a couple weeks to check status. I hope this helps you. Let me know if there is anything else I can do to help.