Suspension shops

[Spike'sGT]

I hope you all can help me find a good suspension shop in the Omaha and surrounding areas (Kansas City, maybe?). I've tried the yellow pages, but you all know they don't really tell you anything. Not to put HPM down, but I haven't had the best of luck with them. I'd like to find some alternatives.
Thanks!

 

[timeless2]

Not an HPM fan here, either. They are a tad on the pricey side for my taste.

What type of work are you wanting done?

 

[Spike'sGT]

Actually, the work has already been done by High Performance Motorsport. They installed an Eibach Pro System Plus (shocks, struts, springs, & anti-sway bars), FRPP caster/camber plates, and a set of Pro3i control arms (Maximum Motorsports knockoffs). I don't have any complaints about the actual work done, just it's execution.
This combination should have been awesome, but it's not. I may be getting old, but this car has turned into a bone jarring nightmare. I've had the car up on a lift to take a look myself, but there has been so much said on this forum and other places I've researched about how to properly install these components that I don't know what to look for. As an example, half the time people say to point the top pigtails of the rear springs to the driver's side, and half say it's the bottom pigtails.
In any event, all I'm looking for is another competent set of eyes to look over my setup and hopefully make some recommendations.

Thanks for letting me vent.

 

[timeless2]

I work in downtown Omaha, and have some friends in the area. Let me check with them on this.

 

[bigcat]

dunno, i dont believe in the omaha shops. thats why i do my own work. meyers auto service on 90th just south of L street is decent. i know they have done some hi-po stuff in the past, but i dont know if they have done any mustangs or not. they are worth a shot, if i have questions, they have helped me out.

 

[Spike'sGT]

I hear you, bigcat. Should have done the work myself. At least that way I could have seen firsthand how the old parts were installed and put the new ones in the same way. But I got impatient and lazy and you know the rest.
Thanks for the info on Meyers Auto.

 

[bigcat]

meyer auto service 402-935-4017 4331 south 90th street. a google search would probably have brought you the info, but i had a card in my wallet.

 

[Spike'sGT]

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[Spike'sGT]

Come on, folks. No one in all the big cities in the midwest can recommend a decent suspension shop? Did I mention that I'm willing to drive anywhere in a 300 mile radius to find one? It can't be true that all the experts are in California or Florida.
If you can help me out on this, please include a phone number to the shop. Thank you. And thanks again for your input, bigcat.

 

[Spike'sGT]

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[bigcat]

i found some information that might help, but i cant post it here. ill send you a PM, and hope it works out for you.

 

[Spike'sGT]

Thanks again, bigcat. Your info has been very helpful.